If grown in a block of just Minneolas, fruits will be virtually seedless. If grown near other tangerine or tangelo varieties it will have some seeds, as it is exposed to cross-pollination.

What is the difference between a tangelo and a Minneola?

Minneola is the oldest and best known variety of tangelo. Also known as "Honeybells," Minneolas have a knobby formation at the stem end, which gives them a bell shape. Tangerines are round or oval in shape. Tangerines generally have one seed per segment while tangelos are mostly seedless.

Are tangelos seedless?

Alternatively known as Honeyballs, tangelos are seedless, easy to peel and have a thick skin similar that of oranges. The most popular and prolific variety of the tangelo is the Minneola, a cross between the Duncan grapefruit and Darcy tangerine.