VARIETIES

Fine Clementine

Type: Clementine.
Tree: Vigorous. Rounded shape. Great density of light green leaves.
Fruit: Middle to small size (50-70 grams approximately). Its skin is thin and it’s got an intense orange colour. Without seeds when there isn’t pollination with other varieties. Very good quality.
Interesting facts: It is picked in the first season (November – January approximately). It is advisable to do some treatments in order to improve its size.

Clemenules

Type: Clementine.
Tree: Middle vigorous. Rounded shape with inclining branches. The leaves are big and they’ve got a light green colour.
Fruit: Big size(80-100 grams approximately). Flattened shape. Its skin’s got an intense orange colour. Very good quality juicy pulp. Easy to peel. Without seeds practically.
Interesting facts: It is picked in the first season (November – January approximately). Productive variety and with a very fast entry in production. The fruits are kept quite well in the tree.

Hernandina (PROTECTED)

Type: Clementine.
Tree: Vigorous. Rounded shape with branches tending to verticality, very dark wood colour. Great density of dark green leaves.
Fruit: Middle size (55-75 grams approximately). Shape slightly flattened. Its skin’s got an intense orange colour, it’s thin and easy to peel. Very good quality juicy pulp. Practically without seeds when there isn’t pollination.
Interesting facts: Internal ripeness occurs almost at the same time as in the fine Clementine but external ripeness or colouring occurs two months later. It is picked in the second season (January-February approximately), because it puts up well with rain. Interesting variety for areas where there is a low risk of strong snowfalls.