Citrus plant named ‘First Canadian Golden’

Abstract

A new cultivar of Citrus, ‘First Canadian Golden’, that is characterized by its low light tolerance when grown in a home windowsill without supplemental lighting in small containers, its fruit that is similar in quality to high quality commercial limes and essentially seedless, its fruit with a skin thickness of 5 to 6 mm and an average Brix of 10°, its exhibits small leaves and a dwarf, bushy plant habit that is ideal for small container windowsill culture in homes and commercial buildings in cold climates and suitable to be grown as a bonsai tree, its ability to grow well and produce quality fruit in hydroculture, its mature fruit that typically has a conspicuous style and stigma, its dense flower clusters of 4 to 8 flowers and 12 fruit per year, and its multiple cycles of blooms and fruit set per year (3 to 4 cycles).

It is claimed: 
     
       1. A new and distinct variety of  Citrus  tree named ‘First Canadian Golden’ as described and illustrated herein.