Cara Cara Navle Orange

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Cara Cara Navel Orange –  Description:

  • Shape: Round to oval
  • Color (Peel): Bright orange
  • Flesh Color: Deep pink to reddish
  • Weight: 200–250 grams
  • Sweetness: Very high
  • Taste: Sweet, juicy, with mild berry-like flavor
  • TSS (°Brix): 12–14°
  • Briks: 13–15°
  • Seeds: Seedless
  • Special Feature: Unique pink-red flesh, excellent for fresh eating

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🍊 Cara Cara Navel Orange – Description and Farming Guide


Short Description:

  • Shape: Round to oval
  • Color (Outside): Bright orange
  • Flesh Color: Deep pink to reddish (like ruby grapefruit)
  • Weight: 200–250 grams
  • Sweetness: Very high
  • Taste: Rich, sweet with mild berry-like undertone, low acidity
  • TSS (°Brix): 12–14°
  • Briks: 13–15°
  • Seeds: Seedless
  • Special Feature: Unique pink-red flesh, excellent fresh eating quality

🌱 Cara Cara Navel Orange Farming Guide

1. Origin & Nature:

  • Discovered: 1976, Venezuela
  • Type: Natural mutation of Washington Navel
  • Use: Mainly for fresh eating, salads, and juice (not for processing due to color)

2. Climate:

  • Ideal Climate: Subtropical and Mediterranean
  • Temperature Range: 15°C to 30°C
  • Rainfall: 900–1200 mm annually
  • Frost Tolerance: Moderate; protect young plants

3. Soil:

  • Type: Well-drained sandy loam, loam
  • pH Range: 5.5 to 7.5
  • Drainage: Good drainage essential

4. Planting Details:

  • Best Time: June to September (monsoon)
  • Spacing: 6m × 6m or 5m × 5m
  • Pit Size: 1m³ filled with soil + FYM + neem cake

5. Propagation:

  • Method: Bud grafting on Rough Lemon or Rangpur Lime rootstocks
  • Grafting Time: Early spring or monsoon

6. Irrigation:

  • Young Trees: Every 7–10 days
  • Mature Trees: Every 2–3 weeks
  • Avoid: Standing water, water stress during flowering

7. Fertilizer Schedule (Per Tree/Year):

Age FYM (kg) Urea (g) SSP (g) MOP (g)
1st Year 10 200 300 100
5+ Years 30–50 1–1.5 kg 1.5–2 kg 1–1.2 kg
  • Split into two applications: pre-monsoon and post-monsoon
  • Apply micronutrients if deficiency symptoms appear

8. Flowering & Fruiting:

  • First Fruiting: 3–4 years
  • Peak Production: 7–8 years
  • Harvest Time (India): Late November to February

9. Pest & Disease Management:

  • Common Pests: Citrus psylla, aphids, mites, citrus thrips
  • Diseases: Citrus canker, gummosis, Phytophthora root rot
  • Solutions: Neem oil, Bordeaux mixture, proper pruning, good drainage

10. Yield:

  • Per Mature Tree: 80–120 fruits/year
  • Per Acre (under good management): 8–10 tons

11. Market & Profitability:

  • High Value Crop: Premium fruit due to pink flesh and sweetness
  • Market: Fresh fruit market, supermarkets, export potential
  • Shelf Life: 2–3 weeks under cool conditions

Let me know if you’d like a Cara Cara vs Washington Navel comparison or PDF farming guide.

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