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Gold Nugget Ripening?

JXBrown (Sunset 24, N San Diego County)

13 years ago

I have a baby Gold Nugget with its first 6 fruit. They've colored up, but I understand that this is a late tangerine. I hate to sacrifice such a huge percentage of my crop by picking and tasting one to see if it's ripe. Does anybody else have experience with the ripening time of Gold Nugget in north Orange county?

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wanttogarden
13 years ago
According to Four Winds, it rippens in March.

Good luck,
FJ
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