Citrangerin - Origin

[flos]

Citrangerin from Agrumi Lenzi - Italy

15g fruit with 9 Seeds, 7 segments and thin albedo. Juicy and tasty.
Its a trifoliate plant but the poncirin is not really noticeable. The fruit was more like a mandarin but sour and a little bit "green/grass taste".
The juice was clear and without resin.

Do anyone know the real parents of the citrangerin? 
I don´t know how cold hardy it is.

[roberto]

Some F2-Hybrid. Did you ask Lenzi?

[flos]

Feb 3, 2022 6:43:45 GMT -5 roberto said:

Some F2-Hybrid. Did you ask Lenzi?

Yes i did. He didn´t remember where the scions were  from, also he was not sure about the parents.

He meant: maybe hybrid of poncirus and tangerin (wich is obvious from the name anyway...)

[Boris]

Flos, is that the citrangerin (link)?

[mikkel]

Yes this is it.
Interestingly, the new leaves on my plant are trifoliate.

[ilya11]

Fruit looks  very different from Lenzi site photo.

[Boris]

mikkel, can you post a photo of your plant?

[flos]

Feb 12, 2022 3:17:37 GMT -5 ilya11 said:

Fruit looks  very different from Lenzi site photo.

Yes, of course. My plant is from lenzi, maybe the first one on a small plant differ a little bit.

[flos]

I found a rootstock portrait of the cintradarine x639 that looks quite similar to the citrangerine.

Can this be the origin of the unknown variety?

[mikkel]

Feb 12, 2022 13:44:28 GMT -5 Boris said:

mikkel, can you post a photo of your plant?

I`ll try when I am back in my greenhouse.