Citrus grandis o C. Maxima (POMELO or PUMMELO SHADDOCK)

Citrus grandis, also known as Citrus maxima, is a remarkable tropical fruit tree native to Southeast Asia. This species produces the impressive Pomelo fruit, one of the largest citrus fruits in the world. People admire the Pomelo for its thick, green to yellow rind and sweet, mildly tangy flesh. Its size and unique flavor distinguish it from other citrus varieties.

The Citrus grandis tree grows large, glossy leaves and blooms fragrant white flowers that attract pollinators. This large citrus fruit stands out in any garden or orchard due to its substantial size and ornamental appeal. Gardeners also value its robust nature and striking appearance. The fruit’s sweet segments make it a favorite among citrus enthusiasts.

• Produces some of the largest citrus fruits globally
• Has thick, aromatic rind with a pale yellow to green color
• Leaves are glossy and broad, providing dense foliage
• Flowers are fragrant and attract bees and butterflies
• Fruit segments are juicy with a sweet, mild tartness

The Pomelo, also called Pummelo or Shaddock, is a prized addition to any collection of citrus plants. Its impressive size and pleasant aroma enhance both ornamental and culinary experiences. Whether admired for its lush foliage or enjoyed for its delicious fruit, Citrus grandis remains a captivating choice for citrus lovers worldwide.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.