Add a zesty twist to your garden with the Pomelo Fruit Plant (Citrus maxima) – the largest and most aromatic member of the citrus family! ?? Known as Chakotra in Hindi and Bambilimaas in South India, this tropical treasure bears large, sweet, and mildly tangy fruits that are packed with vitamin C and antioxidants.

Pomelos are beloved for their refreshing taste, thick rind, and juicy flesh. Whether you eat them fresh, juice them, or add them to salads and desserts, pomelos offer a burst of health and flavor in every bite.

Perfect for home gardens, terraces, and even large containers, the Pomelo Tree is both fruit-bearing and ornamental – making it a prized addition to any green space.

? Why Choose the Pomelo Plant?
Produces large, sweet citrus fruits – much bigger than oranges

Rich in vitamin C, dietary fiber & antioxidants

Excellent for immunity, digestion & heart health

Hardy & drought-tolerant once established

Grows well in tropical and subtropical climates

Beautiful glossy green foliage with fragrant white flowers

Can be grown in ground or large pots

? What You’ll Receive:
A healthy, grafted or seed-grown Pomelo Fruit Plant, ready for transplanting in garden or pot ?

? Fruit Characteristics:
Shape: Round to pear-shaped

Weight: Can weigh up to 1–2 kg per fruit

Flesh Color: Pink, red, or pale yellow (depends on variety)

Taste: Mildly sweet with a citrusy tang

Ripening Time: 8–12 months from flowering

? Plant Care Tips:
Sunlight: Full sun (6–8 hours daily)

Soil: Well-drained, fertile loamy soil

Watering: Moderate; keep soil moist but not soggy

Fertilizer: Use citrus-specific organic fertilizers every 4–6 weeks

Pruning: Prune lightly to maintain shape and remove dead branches

Pests: Occasionally affected by citrus aphids or scales – neem oil helps!