What is the birth fruit of February 14?

February 14 belongs to the Blood orange, with fruit words "fiery color" and "depth" — a citrus flushed red inside, a fitting color for Valentine's Day.

How is a birth fruit different from a birth flower or star?

Birth flowers map days to flowers and stars to stars; birth fruits map days to fruit, using the fruit's peak season as the guide.

Is there a birth fruit for February 29?

Yes. We assign a fruit to February 29 as well.

February Birth Fruits

Independently compiled

February is when winter fruit concentrates its flavor. Each of the 29 days carries its own birth fruit: Iyokan, Setoka, Navel orange, Amaou and more. February 14 belongs to the Blood orange, whose fruit words are "fiery color" and "depth".

Our birth fruits are compiled independently by one rule: prefer the fruit whose peak season includes your date. Citrus leads, bridged toward spring by strawberries and grapefruit.

Setsubun and Valentine's messages both welcome a line of fruit words. Start from your date and meet the fruit of your day.

What is the birth fruit of February?

February birth fruits include Iyokan, Setoka, Navel orange and Amaou. Every one of the 29 days carries a fruit.

February birth fruits (29 days)

The birth fruit, fruit words, category and peak season for every day from February 1 to 29. Fruit words are one example reading — see each day page for details.

Date	Birth fruit	Fruit words	Category	Peak
2/1	Setoka	luxury, maturity	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/2	Dekopon	individuality, reward	citrus fruit	Feb, Mar
2/3	Iyokan	mellowness, tolerance	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/4	Navel orange	roundness, blessing	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/5	Amaou strawberry	crown, sweetness	berry	Feb, Mar
2/6	Grapefruit	freshness, morning	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb, Mar
2/7	Ponkan	warmth, fullness	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/8	Setoka	luxury, maturity	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/9	Navel orange	roundness, blessing	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/10	Iyokan	mellowness, tolerance	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/11	Yumenoka strawberry	dream, fragrance	berry	Jan, Feb
2/12	Ponkan	warmth, fullness	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/13	Buntan pomelo	wishes, depth	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/14	Blood orange	fiery color, depth	citrus fruit	Feb, Mar
2/15	Zabon pomelo	gentleness, comfort	citrus fruit	Feb
2/16	Grapefruit	freshness, morning	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb, Mar
2/17	Ponkan	warmth, fullness	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/18	Amaou strawberry	crown, sweetness	berry	Feb, Mar
2/19	Zabon pomelo	gentleness, comfort	citrus fruit	Feb
2/20	Navel orange	roundness, blessing	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/21	Buntan pomelo	wishes, depth	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/22	Iyokan	mellowness, tolerance	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/23	Setoka	luxury, maturity	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/24	Grapefruit	freshness, morning	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb, Mar
2/25	Kiwifruit	openness, vitality	berry	Nov, Dec
2/26	Iyokan	mellowness, tolerance	citrus fruit	Jan, Feb
2/27	Yumenoka strawberry	dream, fragrance	berry	Jan, Feb
2/28	Amaou strawberry	crown, sweetness	berry	Feb, Mar
2/29	Blood orange	fiery color, depth	citrus fruit	Feb, Mar

Fruits of February

February is when citrus tastes its deepest. Iyokan softens until the flesh can be eaten with a spoon, and Setoka melts like the king of citrus it is called. Navel orange, the classic winter import, suits after-dinner plates.

Amaou, the queen of strawberries, sweetens toward February and March. Grapefruit stays at its best through the winter, and on February 14 the birth fruit is the Blood orange, its flesh flushed red.

Ways to enjoy February birth fruits

Pick by fruit words: the Blood orange's "fiery color" writes its own Valentine message.
Taste the season: whole-Iyokan jelly and Amaou shortcake — winter fruit lives on sweetness.
Pair with the color: set fruit reds and oranges beside the day's birthday color for new discoveries.
Cards and gifts: a Setsubun-season fruit story makes a warm seasonal greeting.

FAQ

What is the birth fruit of February?: February birth fruits include Iyokan, Setoka, Navel orange and Amaou. Every one of the 29 days carries a fruit.
What is the birth fruit of February 14?: February 14 belongs to the Blood orange, with fruit words "fiery color" and "depth" — a citrus flushed red inside, a fitting color for Valentine's Day.
How is a birth fruit different from a birth flower or star?: Birth flowers map days to flowers and stars to stars; birth fruits map days to fruit, using the fruit's peak season as the guide.
Is there a birth fruit for February 29?: Yes. We assign a fruit to February 29 as well.

Our birth fruits are compiled independently, preferring fruit whose peak season includes each date: citrus first, plus berries, pome and stone fruit, melons and tropical fruit. See the editorial policy for the full rules and dataset.Editorial policy

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