Also here's a description as best as I can during this time:

It's about a foot and a half tall wit a single small 8' branch coming off it.
It has dark green leaves and tiny thorns ( really long ones on the branch though. ) coming out of the intersections between the leaves and the stem. I've counted about 35 leaves.

Citrus started from seed are often very thorny.

do you remember if the orange had lots of seeds? or if the rind was thin? easy or hard to peel?

@houstontexas123

I believe it was rather easy to peel, with a thin rind.

Kind-a seedy, not very.

Picture:

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sounds like a Valencia, they have a few seeds, thin skin, sweet and juicy.

Thanks for the help! Am I doing everything I should with the plant? The soil is a mix of random soils...

It looks a little hungry; I would fertilize it regularly at low concentrations, or at least 4 times per year with a good citrus fert according to label directions. It is a small tree; spraying with a good foliar food (I like Bayer Bayfolan forte) once or twice a month helps with micronutrient needs.

@Johnmerr

Thanks for the advice! Is it okay at the kind-of awkward bent angle it is in right now?