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MarcV
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Laaz
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Well what are you waiting for? 
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Sanguinello
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I was on their homepage .. they don´t have it in stock ... |
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Sanguinello
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I know an italian sort RUBINO ..
the skin looks really that RED, but it is normal INSIDE ... |
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MarcV
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I've been considering buying it, but as I don't know the exact variety I haven't done it yet. I don't want to buy just 'some' citrus plant! 
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Sanguinello
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Tintori has that Rubino too. |
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MarcV
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| Sanguinello wrote: | I know an italian sort RUBINO ..
the skin looks really that RED, but it is normal INSIDE ... |
That's probably the variety I already have, although in my case it hasn't produced any really red fruits yet.
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MarcV
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Tintori has lots of very interesting varieties but I can't buy from them over the internet. And Florealia, who used to sell plants from Tintori, has disappeared... 
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Sanguinello
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Well, it is same as all anthocyan colour : it needs low themperatures.
If you put them ouitside when it has 0°C - - 2 ° C (maximal -4° C) then you will see that colour. |
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Sanguinello
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| Posted: Sat 05 Jan, 2013 4:08 pm |
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Why not make holidays there and buy it ?
It is very beautiful there and worth a trip ... |
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MarcV
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That's an option of course, but I hate long trips by car... 
I'd love to visit the Bachès nursery also, but no, too far to drive...
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Sanguinello
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| Posted: Sat 05 Jan, 2013 4:32 pm |
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I hate that too ...
It is better to make ettapes ...
Some days there .. then some days there ... |
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Radoslav
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| Posted: Sat 05 Jan, 2013 5:01 pm |
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Even You can put it in refrigerator if you wish , but the result will be the same - no red colour
I never saw really red colour on Rubino clementine, no matter of weather condition. They call it Rubino, but it is something like orange with a hint of red. |
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ilyaC
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Radoslav
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| Posted: Sat 05 Jan, 2013 5:48 pm |
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I saw some pictures like this, under the name Rubino Rosso, or something like this, but I do not know what it is.
True citrus clementina "Rubino" has normal orange pulp.
As far as I know, cultivar c. clementina Rubino got his name because of hint of red in rind no pulp. |
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