The wintering temperature conditions of Sicilian blood orange trees are as follows

Blood orange is a late-maturing variety, bearing fruit in winter and maturing after the Spring Festival, which requires high climatic conditions. In order to grow delicious blood orange, the lowest temperature in winter should not exceed -3℃, and it is better to be above 0℃.

Expansion: tarocco is native to Sicily, Italy, and grows in Mount Etna on the east coast of Sicily. The fertile soil of Europe's largest active volcano breeds oranges with the richest vitamin C in the world. Like other varieties of blood oranges, tarocco is seedless. It is sweet and juicy, giving off a fragrant aroma. It is rich in anthocyanins. Under the action of sunlight and ultraviolet rays, the skin will show natural irregular blood color.