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What do over ripe oranges taste like?

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whut? lol

Those oranges aren't ripe yet.

An overripe orange, the peel should almost fall off, and it would be very, very sweet.
 
Yah I think your underripe, those are usually quite bitter. How long were they on the tree?

"Also, what happens if a lemon tree pollinates an orange tree?"

I'm fairly sure that can't happen. You could have a different orange variety from a similar species pollinate your oranges, but in all likelihood - unless you have a lemon tree flowering at the same time right next to it - and some bees to do the work - it's self-pollinating.

 
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