Kiyomi Tangor Orange x Satsuma Mandarin grumichama Ctenanthe is pronounced 'te-NANTH-ee' (the

Ctenanthe is pronounced 'te-NANTH-ee' (the C is silent)

The leaves are heart-shaped and can grow up to 36 centimeters long

at most times of the year you can find flowers on the plants

from which erupts a canopy of huge

Seedlings start off bright green in colour

Kiyomi Tangor Orange x Satsuma Mandarin grumichama Ctenanthe is pronounced 'te-NANTH-ee' (theSweet & Juicy The Kiyomi Tree is a tangor. A tangor is a citrus fruit that is a hybrid between a tangerine (which includes mandarins) and an orange. The name "tangor" is derived from "tangerine" and "orange." Kiyomi Tangor Tree is a hybrid of Miyagawa Wase Satsuma mandarin (Citrus unshiu) and a Trovita orange (Citrus sinensis). It was developed in Japan in 1949. Tangors typically inherit characteristics from both parent fruits, resulting in a fruit