Dwarf Thai Sweet Pomelo or Pummelo “Citrus maxima”
Pomelo Seeds Organic Fruit Plants Grapefruit Seeds Potted Fruit Tree High-nutrition Plants Pomelo/ Pummelo fruit tree seeds, Citrus maxima/ Citrus grandis. Chandler Pomelo/ Pomello tree seed. Giant Chinese Grapefruit, shaddocks.Oftentimes referred to as pummelo, the pomelo is an ancestor of the grapefruit, and is also the largest citrus fruit in the world! With 4-12 inches across, this citrus giant looks and tastes just like a grapefruit, but because of its thick peel, lasts much longer. If you're interested in learning how to grow pomelo as an alternative to grapefruit, keep reading!Pomelo trees are native to the far East, especially Malaysia, Thailand, and southern China. The tree itself has a low canopy, rounded like an umbrella, with evergreen foliage. The leaves are green and glossy, while its flowers are white and aromatic. The flowers are so aromatic in fact, that they are often used to make perfumes.Count: 10 Product: Mix Pomelo seeds Full-bloom Period: Autumn Type: Courtyard Plant Cultivating Difficulty Degree: Very Easy Function: Beautifying Use: Indoor Plants Style: Perennial Location: Courtyard Product Type: BonsaiProduct type: SeedsCommon names of Citrus maxima: pummelos, shaddocks, and Chinese grapefruit.The Chandler Pomelo is known for its production of exceptionally large fruit, especially when compared with other citrus varieties. Particularly large and round, with a yellow to the yellow-pink rind, the fruit of the Chandler Pomelo also has a light to dark pink-coloured, juicy flesh is mostly sweet, with some acidic notes.Native to Southeast Asia, the fruit of the Thai Pomelo is pale green/yellow, with a thick rind and arguably the largest of all Citrus fruit. With a sweet taste that resembles a mild Grapefruit, the Thai Pomelo has virtually no bitterness.INSTRUCTIONS:* This throwing method is optional -the buyer is free to use this method or other methods or multiple methods.1. First re-hydrate the seed in a damp towel for 12 hours. 2. Combine equal parts peat moss, loam and some sand. Put the potting mixture in 3"-4" pots (biodegradable pots work well for starting seeds as the entire pot can be placed inside a bigger pot once the seedling sprouts without disturbing the plant). 3. Water the potting medium and allow the water to fully absorb before planting the seed. 4. Make 1/2" oval holes and place 2 seeds in each hole (next to each other but not touching or overlapping). 5. Lightly cover the seeds with soil and water a little more. 6. Place containers in a warm, sunny place (sunny south or west-facing window if starting indoors). Full-sun: 8+ hrs of full-sun/day. 7. Keep soil moist but NOT soggy to avoid rot. ** Germination can take up to 2 months. **HARDENING OFF (this step is only necessary if starting seeds indoors): This is the final step before planting your seedlings outside. It is a 7 - 14 day transition period that helps the tender seedlings adjust to outdoor conditions. On the first day, put seedlings in a protected location out of direct sun and wind for 1-2 hours then bring them back indoors. Each day, leave them outdoors longer and gradually move them into more exposed areas while checking the soil moisture frequently.Buyers are free to use their own growing method. Please be patient as the germination of Pomelo seeds can take up to 2 months. It's important that the buyer understands that seeds are perishable items that can be adversely affected by too much/ too little moisture, pests, disease, too much/ too little sunlight, and other factors which are out of the seller's control. I can not guarantee results.PLANTING POMELO: You can grow pomelo if you live in a tropical or subtropical climate or in a greenhouse. Be patient though, as it can take up to 8 years for a pomelo tree to give way to fruit. Plant in an area where the tree will receive full sun. The tree isn't too picky when it comes to the type of soil it will grow in. It will thrive in clay, loam, or sand, with a highly acidic and highly alkaline pH. Regardless of what type of soil you're growing pomelo in, make sure that you provide it with good drainage. Keep the area around the tree free of grass, weeds, and debris. This will prevent disease. Fertilize with a citrus fertilizer according to package instructions. Pomelo trees can grow up to 24 inches per season and can live 100-150 years, reaching a height of 25 feet. So now that you know how to grow pomelo, it's time to roll up your sleeves and get to planting!Pomelo Health BenefitsPomelo, a citrus fruit traditionally found only in Sri Lanka has slowly spread to other regions due to its amazing health benefits. Also known as Sri Lanka's grapefruit, this slightly sweet slightly sour fruit bears a close resemblance to grapefruits. Pomelos offer high amounts of certain essential nutrients required by the body such as Vitamin C, potassium, Vitamin B6 and dietary fibre.Aids Digestion Pomelos contain high amounts of fibre which is essential to promote a healthy digestive tract and eliminate problems such as constipation. Consumption of fibre also helps regulate bowel movements and improve the digestion process.Boosts Immunity Pomelos are rich in Vitamin C strengthens the immune system and protects against common infections such as cold and flu. Vitamin C also improves white blood cells and counter the free radicals that can affect the body negatively.Promotes Weight Loss Just like grapefruit, pomelos are also well known to contain fat-burning enzymes that enable weight loss. Further, the amount of fibre found in a pomelo also helps in weight loss by keeping one full for a longer time and regulating blood sugar levels.Protects The Heart The potassium found in pomelos is great for the heart. It regulates blood pressure, lowers cholesterol and prevents the arteries from clogging.Promotes Healthy Bones Pomelos help improve bone density and can even prevent osteoporosis. Further, the juice from pomelos keeps the body hydrated which can lead to muscle cramps and pain.Healthy Teeth And Gums Consuming pomelos help keep gums healthy and prevent weak and bleeding gums. They also help strengthen teeth and fight oral infection.
Pomelo Seeds Organic Fruit Plants Grapefruit Seeds Potted Fruit Tree High-nutrition Plants Pomelo/ Pummelo fruit tree seeds, Citrus maxima/ Citrus grandis. Chandler Pomelo/ Pomello tree seed. Giant Chinese Grapefruit, shaddocks.Oftentimes referred to as pummelo, the pomelo is an ancestor of the grapefruit, and is also the largest citrus fruit in the world! With 4-12 inches across, this citrus giant looks and tastes just like a grapefruit, but because of its thick peel, lasts much longer. If you're interested in learning how to grow pomelo as an alternative to grapefruit, keep reading!Pomelo trees are native to the far East, especially Malaysia, Thailand, and southern China. The tree itself has a low canopy, rounded like an umbrella, with evergreen foliage. The leaves are green and glossy, while its flowers are white and aromatic. The flowers are so aromatic in fact, that they are often used to make perfumes.Count: 10 Product: Mix Pomelo seeds Full-bloom Period: Autumn Type: Courtyard Plant Cultivating Difficulty Degree: Very Easy Function: Beautifying Use: Indoor Plants Style: Perennial Location: Courtyard Product Type: BonsaiProduct type: SeedsCommon names of Citrus maxima: pummelos, shaddocks, and Chinese grapefruit.The Chandler Pomelo is known for its production of exceptionally large fruit, especially when compared with other citrus varieties. Particularly large and round, with a yellow to the yellow-pink rind, the fruit of the Chandler Pomelo also has a light to dark pink-coloured, juicy flesh is mostly sweet, with some acidic notes.Native to Southeast Asia, the fruit of the Thai Pomelo is pale green/yellow, with a thick rind and arguably the largest of all Citrus fruit. With a sweet taste that resembles a mild Grapefruit, the Thai Pomelo has virtually no bitterness.INSTRUCTIONS:* This throwing method is optional -the buyer is free to use this method or other methods or multiple methods.1. First re-hydrate the seed in a damp towel for 12 hours. 2. Combine equal parts peat moss, loam and some sand. Put the potting mixture in 3"-4" pots (biodegradable pots work well for starting seeds as the entire pot can be placed inside a bigger pot once the seedling sprouts without disturbing the plant). 3. Water the potting medium and allow the water to fully absorb before planting the seed. 4. Make 1/2" oval holes and place 2 seeds in each hole (next to each other but not touching or overlapping). 5. Lightly cover the seeds with soil and water a little more. 6. Place containers in a warm, sunny place (sunny south or west-facing window if starting indoors). Full-sun: 8+ hrs of full-sun/day. 7. Keep soil moist but NOT soggy to avoid rot. ** Germination can take up to 2 months. **HARDENING OFF (this step is only necessary if starting seeds indoors): This is the final step before planting your seedlings outside. It is a 7 - 14 day transition period that helps the tender seedlings adjust to outdoor conditions. On the first day, put seedlings in a protected location out of direct sun and wind for 1-2 hours then bring them back indoors. Each day, leave them outdoors longer and gradually move them into more exposed areas while checking the soil moisture frequently.Buyers are free to use their own growing method. Please be patient as the germination of Pomelo seeds can take up to 2 months. It's important that the buyer understands that seeds are perishable items that can be adversely affected by too much/ too little moisture, pests, disease, too much/ too little sunlight, and other factors which are out of the seller's control. I can not guarantee results.PLANTING POMELO: You can grow pomelo if you live in a tropical or subtropical climate or in a greenhouse. Be patient though, as it can take up to 8 years for a pomelo tree to give way to fruit. Plant in an area where the tree will receive full sun. The tree isn't too picky when it comes to the type of soil it will grow in. It will thrive in clay, loam, or sand, with a highly acidic and highly alkaline pH. Regardless of what type of soil you're growing pomelo in, make sure that you provide it with good drainage. Keep the area around the tree free of grass, weeds, and debris. This will prevent disease. Fertilize with a citrus fertilizer according to package instructions. Pomelo trees can grow up to 24 inches per season and can live 100-150 years, reaching a height of 25 feet. So now that you know how to grow pomelo, it's time to roll up your sleeves and get to planting!Pomelo Health BenefitsPomelo, a citrus fruit traditionally found only in Sri Lanka has slowly spread to other regions due to its amazing health benefits. Also known as Sri Lanka's grapefruit, this slightly sweet slightly sour fruit bears a close resemblance to grapefruits. Pomelos offer high amounts of certain essential nutrients required by the body such as Vitamin C, potassium, Vitamin B6 and dietary fibre.Aids Digestion Pomelos contain high amounts of fibre which is essential to promote a healthy digestive tract and eliminate problems such as constipation. Consumption of fibre also helps regulate bowel movements and improve the digestion process.Boosts Immunity Pomelos are rich in Vitamin C strengthens the immune system and protects against common infections such as cold and flu. Vitamin C also improves white blood cells and counter the free radicals that can affect the body negatively.Promotes Weight Loss Just like grapefruit, pomelos are also well known to contain fat-burning enzymes that enable weight loss. Further, the amount of fibre found in a pomelo also helps in weight loss by keeping one full for a longer time and regulating blood sugar levels.Protects The Heart The potassium found in pomelos is great for the heart. It regulates blood pressure, lowers cholesterol and prevents the arteries from clogging.Promotes Healthy Bones Pomelos help improve bone density and can even prevent osteoporosis. Further, the juice from pomelos keeps the body hydrated which can lead to muscle cramps and pain.Healthy Teeth And Gums Consuming pomelos help keep gums healthy and prevent weak and bleeding gums. They also help strengthen teeth and fight oral infection.