Citrus plant named ‘First Canadian’

Abstract

A new cultivar of Citrus , ‘First Canadian’, 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 lemons and essentially seedless, its fruit with a skin thickness of 5 to 6 mm and Brix of 7° to 8° with a tart flavor, its dwarf, bushy plant habit that is ideal for small container windowsill culture in homes and commercial buildings, its ability to grow well and produce an abundance of fruit in hydroculture, its mature fruit with bright yellow skin and a conspicuous style and stigma, its dense flower clusters of 8 to 12 blooms resulting in up to 6 fruits per cluster, and its multiple cycles of blooms and fruit set per year (up to 4 cycles).

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