Got mine in March 2024 and by summer of 2025 it had baby oranges. Winter now and they have ripened!
You need to sale them in 4” pots
Thank you for your suggestion! We appreciate your input and will keep the idea of offering the Tahitian Orange in 4” pots in mind as we expand our plant sizes. Your feedback helps us better serve our customers.
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I bought this beauty about eight month's in the middle of summer. Brought it inside and housed it in a grow tent over the winter, woke up one morning to tons of sweet smelling blossoms which have set dozens of fruit as of April 14th 2002. Logees has never let me down!!
I got my Otaheite orange in May, at which time it was a relatively small but healthy rooted cutting in a 2-inch pot (as advertised). It started getting new growths within a few days and over the next few months I repotted it TWICE! It's October and it's in an 8-inch pot and is starting a new round of growth WITH TONS OF FLOWER BUDS!!! I can't believe how fast this plant has grown and would definitely recommend it since it doesn't take a lot of care or patience apparently. Can't wait for the fruit!