Hi. There are several varieties that are called sweet lemons. Usually its a lemon or acid like lemon citrus that lacks the acidity, só the sweetness of the few sugar that exists comes up.
Usually its a lemon that you can eat.
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I think this is other variety…
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Ma Dou Wendan pomelo
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This i think its Citrus Depressa - Shikuwasa
Special grapefruit they have in Taiwan… i think
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Another pomelo…
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And this is for sure citrus Ujukitsu… sweet lemon as they say
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Hello Luis, It is nice to find some people from Portugal. I am from Estarreja.
Was reading another post and this one showed in the bottom of the page. And what a great find. Really nice trees you have there, great species and diversity.
I started my orchard last year. I am planning what I am adding this year and saw you have nijiseiki and shinseiki. Have you tried both yet? which one do you like the most?
I planted a Kumoi last year and I am gooing to plant a Hosui this year and one of those two. I will try to add a korean giant when I find one also.
Thanks in advance and keep up that good work
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Hi. Thank you very much for your kind words! Good luck for your adventure on planting fruit trees… its a bug that will not abandon you anymore! Regarding the nashi trees my shinseiki turned to be fake but i think a nijiseiki will not turn you down…
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I already have that felling. I was updating my files and I’m already near 100 fruit trees mark. What was I thinking when I decided this was a good idea? 
Thank you.
Meanwhile I was scrooling this thread and saw you have jabuticabas (and many other interresting things: those peachs look just amazing). Can you bear jabuticaba fruit outside (without protection)? I read the fruit is very good but never saw it for sale (fruits) and thought it could be a good tree to add, but on the other hand, I do not know any adult trees bearing fruit in Portugal. Is it possible? Do they develop well here?
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If you are on Estarreja you can grow jaboticabas, no problem. Whats your min temp? You get frequent frosts? Light or heavy?
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Minimal temp usually dont go bellow 0 °C and on average during winter they stay above 4-6 °C. There are some light frosts, but nothing too heavy.
I will look into those then, probably for next year. How many years do they need to grow untill bearing the first fruits?
Thank you
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Then you don’t have any problem to plant tropicals, but always choose sheltered places with half sun and protected from main wind direction. It depends if it grafted or seedling. I can arrange them for you. We can talk by PM.
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Stay safe. Almost looks like a hurricane.
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I am living in the same area, but I am in The Netherlands now for family visits. So I don’t know about the situation on our land. We already had a lot of roofs that were on the brink of collapsing. So I fear it will be quite bad… 
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Still no power and comunications.
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