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Rio Red Grapefruit Tree

$190.00

Size:

15 gal Standard - ~3ft tall & ~1" trunk ($190.00) 15 gal Semi Dwarf - ~2ft tall & ~1" trunk ($190.00)

Rio Red Grapefruit Tree

Red Rio Grapefruit trees produce the dark red flesh grapefruit. It has an amazing, deep, ruby red color flesh with juicy, delicious, sweet, and acidic flavors. The fruit is round with smooth skin that is yellow-orange with a blush when ripe. Amazing citrus aromas.

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15 gal Standard - ~3ft tall & ~1" trunk ($190.00) 15 gal Semi Dwarf - ~2ft tall & ~1" trunk ($190.00)
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Plant Type: Evergreen

USDA Hardiness Zones: 8-11

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Plant Description

Red Rio Grapefruit Tree Information and Care

The Red Rio Grapefruit tree is an evergreen citrus that can grow very large. Harvest red-flesh grapefruits from your own tree in the Wintertime. Prune Grapefruit trees in the late Winter and Summer to help keep your trees smaller.

These round-shaped fruits have deliciously sweet and slightly acidic flesh. The Red Rio Ruby Grapefruit has few seeds and has a particularly amazing color and fragrance. If you want an easy-to-grow red variety, the red Rio grapefruit they are hardy relative to other varieties.

Grapefruit leaves are dark green, long (6"), and glossy. White four-petal blossoms provide nice citrus aromas. The thin skin of this grapefruit is yellow-orange with a blush. The harvest season for this grapefruit is in Winter through Spring.

Plant Red Rio Grapefruit trees under the full sun and in well-draining soil. Does not do well with cold weather. Feed with organic citrus food fruit tree fertilizer to prevent nutrient deficiency.