Seed-grown oranges need a long, warm season to fruit (3+ years). In short-season climates (e.g., Blairsville, GA), indoor light is insufficient for flowering. Better choices for containers:
All are acidic but make excellent marmalade and lemonade. For true oranges, seek grafted trees on 'Flying Dragon' dwarfing rootstock. Join NAFEX (North American Fruit Explorers) for cold-climate citrus tips.
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