Satsuma Frost Tolerance. on navels and other citrus, 26 degrees fahrenheit or below for 2 or more hours can cause fruit damage. satsuma is ideally adapted to regions with winters too cold for other citrus fruit but with growing seasons warm enough to produce. owari satsuma mandarin trees are generally hardy and can tolerate short periods with temperatures down to around 28 degrees fahrenheit. generally, satsuma are cold tolerant down to 15° f, but young trees, or trees yet to achieve dormancy, are usually only tolerant to 26°f. Withhold feeding during the winter months for young trees, but established trees more than two years old should be fed in late january or early february. Mature dormant trees have survived minimum. Fruit should not sustain damage from temperatures above 25°f. In fact, temperatures between 25°f and 35°f enhance the sweetness of the fruit. generally, satsuma are cold tolerant down to 15° f, but young trees, or trees yet to achieve dormancy, are usually.
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satsuma is ideally adapted to regions with winters too cold for other citrus fruit but with growing seasons warm enough to produce. Mature dormant trees have survived minimum. Fruit should not sustain damage from temperatures above 25°f. on navels and other citrus, 26 degrees fahrenheit or below for 2 or more hours can cause fruit damage. generally, satsuma are cold tolerant down to 15° f, but young trees, or trees yet to achieve dormancy, are usually. generally, satsuma are cold tolerant down to 15° f, but young trees, or trees yet to achieve dormancy, are usually only tolerant to 26°f. owari satsuma mandarin trees are generally hardy and can tolerate short periods with temperatures down to around 28 degrees fahrenheit. Withhold feeding during the winter months for young trees, but established trees more than two years old should be fed in late january or early february. In fact, temperatures between 25°f and 35°f enhance the sweetness of the fruit.
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Satsuma Frost Tolerance satsuma is ideally adapted to regions with winters too cold for other citrus fruit but with growing seasons warm enough to produce. generally, satsuma are cold tolerant down to 15° f, but young trees, or trees yet to achieve dormancy, are usually. satsuma is ideally adapted to regions with winters too cold for other citrus fruit but with growing seasons warm enough to produce. Mature dormant trees have survived minimum. In fact, temperatures between 25°f and 35°f enhance the sweetness of the fruit. Withhold feeding during the winter months for young trees, but established trees more than two years old should be fed in late january or early february. Fruit should not sustain damage from temperatures above 25°f. owari satsuma mandarin trees are generally hardy and can tolerate short periods with temperatures down to around 28 degrees fahrenheit. generally, satsuma are cold tolerant down to 15° f, but young trees, or trees yet to achieve dormancy, are usually only tolerant to 26°f. on navels and other citrus, 26 degrees fahrenheit or below for 2 or more hours can cause fruit damage.
