Citrus plant population
- Typical range: 80 to 200 trees per acre
- Example spacing: 22 ft between rows and 18 ft between plants
With rows 22 feet apart and trees every 18 feet you plant about 110 trees per acre. Vigorous rootstocks need wider spacing than dwarfing ones.
These are reference values and change with variety, management and region. For your field, check the seed company recommendation or your local extension service.
Frequently asked questions
How many citrus trees per acre?
About 80 to 200 depending on spacing. At 22 × 18 ft you fit about 110 trees.