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Pomelo tree, bag diameter 30 cm (25 liters) (perennial for the garden)

Name: Pomelo tree, bag diameter 30 cm (25 liters) (perennial for the garden)
Brand: Deco garden
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Price: 240.00 ILS
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Location

Outdoors / Terrace

Impressive citrus tree

Light

Full Sun

6+ hours a day

Watering

Regular

Excellent drainage

Care Level

Moderate

Produces fruit!

The Pomelo tree is the king of citrus! The largest fruit in the citrus family, with massive fruits that can reach a diameter of 30 cm and weigh up to 2 kg! The tree itself is impressive, with large, glossy leaves and fragrant white-yellowish blossoms. In Israel, it grows excellently outdoors and produces sweet, juicy fruit. Perfect for the garden, a large terrace, or a yard - a tree that combines beauty, a wonderful scent, and delicious fruit!

🌱 Growing Conditions

Light: Full sun - at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day for good fruit
Watering: Regular and deep. Allow the top layer to dry out slightly between waterings
Temperature: 15-30°C is ideal. Sensitive to frost! Can be damaged below 0°C
Soil: Well-drained, rich in organic matter, pH 5.5-6.5
Fertilizer: Citrus fertilizer 3-4 times a year (spring, summer, autumn)
Humidity: Prefers high humidity, especially during blooming
Pot: Possible in a large pot (50 liters+) with excellent drainage

⚠️ Common Problems and Solutions

Yellow leaves: Iron deficiency (chlorosis) or overwatering. Add chelated iron
Curled leaves: Lack of water or aphids. Check watering and pests
Flower/fruit drop: Poor nutrition, water stress, or extreme temperatures
Mealybugs/scale: Common in citrus. Treat with mineral oil or potassium soap
Citrus leafminer: "Tunnels" in the leaves. Remove affected leaves
Small or dry fruit: Lack of water during fruit development. Water regularly
Thick rind: Excess nitrogen. Reduce nitrogen fertilization

💚 Why grow a Pomelo tree?

🍊 Giant fruits: The largest fruit in the citrus family!
🍬 Sweet and juicy: Sweet taste with slight bitterness - less tart than grapefruit
🌸 Fragrant blossoms: Intoxicating citrus scent in the spring
🌿 Beautiful ornamental tree: Large and glossy leaves all year round
🏠 Pleasant shade: A medium-sized tree that provides shade
💪 Vitamin C: Fruit rich in vitamins and antioxidants
🇮🇱 Suitable for Israel: Grows excellently in the Mediterranean climate
🎁 Tradition: A traditional fruit for Sukkot and Rosh Hashanah

📋 Plant Information

Scientific name: Citrus maxima (also Citrus grandis)
Family: Rutaceae
Other names: Pomelo, Pummelo, Shaddock
Origin: Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Indonesia)
Mature height: 5-15 meters (can be managed with pruning)
Mature width: 4-8 meters
Growth rate: Moderate
Blooming: Spring (March-April)
Ripening: Autumn-Winter (October-February)
Fruit size: 15-30 cm in diameter, 0.5-2 kg
📏 The height and width refer to the mature plant – the size it reaches over time, not the size at which it is shipped to you.

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Professional Tip

The secret to sweet and juicy fruit? Consistent and deep watering during fruit development (summer-autumn) is key! A lack of water will cause dry fruit with a thick rind. Pruning tip: Prune after harvesting (late winter) to maintain a comfortable height and encourage new branches. Remove dead and "old" branches to allow light to penetrate the tree. Why isn't the tree bearing fruit? Young trees (less than 4 years old) usually do not bear fruit yet - be patient!

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ How often should I water a Pomelo tree?

Regular and deep watering - allow the top layer of soil to dry out slightly between waterings. Increase watering during summer and while fruit is developing.

❓ How much sun does the tree need?

Full sun - at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day to produce good fruit.

❓ Where should I place the tree?

In the garden, on a large terrace, or in a yard, in the sunniest spot available. It can also be grown in a large pot (50 liters or more) with excellent drainage.