Grafted Hirado Pummelo Tree, Live Citrus Plant, Citrus Maxima, Jeruk Bali Fruit Tree, Half Gallon Pot, Florida Shipping Only
Grafted Hirado Pummelo Tree, Live Citrus Plant, Citrus Maxima, Jeruk Bali Fruit Tree, Half Gallon Pot, Florida Shipping Only
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Grow an impressive citrus favorite with this Grafted Hirado Pummelo Tree (Citrus maxima)! Known for its large fruits, glossy green foliage, and fragrant white blossoms, the pummelo tree makes a rewarding addition to a sunny garden or home orchard in a suitable warm climate.
Pummelo, also called jeruk bali in Indonesian, is one of the largest citrus fruits. Depending on the variety and growing conditions, its thick-skinned fruit may have pale yellow to pinkish flesh with a refreshing, sweet-tart flavor. Enjoy mature fruit fresh or use it in fruit salads and other dishes.
šæ WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE
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One live, grafted Hirado Pummelo tree
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Grown in a half-gallon nursery pot
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A living plant similar to the pictures
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Natural variations in height, branching, and foliage are normal
š PLANT FEATURES
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Common name: Hirado Pummelo
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Botanical name: Citrus maxima
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Indonesian common name: Jeruk Bali
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Plant type: Citrus fruit tree
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Foliage: Glossy green leaves
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Flowers: Fragrant white citrus blossoms
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Fruit: Large, thick-rinded pummelos; flesh color and flavor can vary
āļø HIRADO PUMMELO CARE GUIDE
Sunlight: Provide full sun, ideally around 6ā8 hours of direct sunlight daily. Gradually acclimate the plant to stronger sunlight after shipping.
Watering: Water thoroughly when the upper layer of soil begins to dry. Keep the root zone evenly moist but never waterlogged. Adjust watering according to heat, rainfall, pot size, and soil drainage.
Soil: Use a well-draining potting mix suitable for citrus. A container with drainage holes is essential.
Fertilizing: Use a fertilizer formulated for citrus, following the label directions and the plant's growth stage. Avoid excessive feeding and do not fertilize a stressed or severely dry plant.
Pruning: Remove dead, damaged, or crossing branches as needed. If growth appears below the graft union, remove those shoots so the rootstock does not compete with the grafted variety.
Container growing: A half-gallon pot is a starter size. As the tree grows, move it into a suitably larger container or plant it in the ground where conditions permit.
Temperature: Pummelo trees prefer warm conditions and are sensitive to frost. Protect the plant from cold snaps and prolonged cool weather.
Fruit development: Grafted trees may mature sooner than seed-grown trees, but flowering and fruiting depend on graft maturity, climate, care, and growing conditions. Fruit is not guaranteed immediately after purchase.
š¦ SHIPPING INFORMATION ā PLEASE READ
Florida shipping only. This live plant is available for shipment to Florida addresses only. Please confirm that your delivery address is within Florida before ordering.
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You will receive one grafted Hirado Pummelo tree in a half-gallon pot, similar to the pictures.
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Plant size and appearance vary naturally.
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The tree may arrive without flowers or fruit.
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Unpack promptly and allow the plant to acclimate after delivery.
Add a grafted pummelo tree to your citrus collection and enjoy growing this distinctive, large-fruited citrus variety at home!
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