A citrus cocktail tree, also known as a citrus fruit salad tree or a fruit cocktail tree, is a unique and grafted tree that produces multiple varieties of citrus fruits on a single tree. It is a combination of different citrus varieties grafted onto a single rootstock, allowing for a diverse range of fruits to be harvested from a single tree.
 
The specific citrus varieties grafted onto a cocktail tree can vary, but they often include popular citrus fruits such as oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruits, tangerines, and more. The exact combination of fruits depends on the specific cultivar or the choices made by the tree's grafting process.
 
The appearance of a citrus cocktail tree can vary depending on the specific varieties grafted onto it. The tree itself usually has a similar growth habit to other citrus trees, with a medium to large size, evergreen foliage, and a rounded canopy. The leaves are typically glossy and green, resembling the foliage of the specific citrus varieties being grown.
 
When it comes to fruit production, a citrus cocktail tree can yield a mix of different citrus fruits. Each branch or section of the tree may produce a different variety of fruit, allowing for a delightful medley of flavors. This unique characteristic makes citrus cocktail trees an exciting and convenient choice for home gardeners or those with limited space who want a variety of citrus fruits from a single tree.
 
The taste and appearance of the fruits on a citrus cocktail tree will depend on the specific citrus varieties grafted onto it. Each fruit will retain its individual characteristics in terms of size, color, flavor, and acidity.
 
To care for a citrus cocktail tree, it is best to provide it with full sun exposure, well-drained soil, and regular watering. Pruning may be necessary to maintain the tree's shape and remove any dead or diseased branches.