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Pummello (Citrus Maxima) Fruit Seeds

Rs. 1,400.00
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Bring bold citrus flavor and tropical elegance to your garden with our Pummello (Citrus Maxima) Fruit Seeds, the perfect pick for gardeners who love growing something truly special. These premium seeds are selected for their excellent germination rates and are well-suited for warm outdoor gardens or large containers in sunny indoor spaces. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced grower, these seeds offer a fun and rewarding gardening experience.

Pummello, the largest citrus fruit, produces thick-skinned, sweet-tart fruit that's perfect for fresh eating or juicing. With fragrant blossoms and lush green foliage, this plant adds beauty and flavor to any garden. Easy to grow with a little patience and care, Pummello is a standout addition for anyone looking to enjoy the satisfaction of homegrown citrus from seed to harvest.

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Features
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Life Cycle

Perennial Tree

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Planting Season

Spring to Summer

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Growth Habit

Upright Spreading

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Flavor Profile

Sweet Mild Citrus

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Plant Characteristics

Large Foliage Tree

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Use

Fresh Eating, Juicing

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Growing Conditions

Warm Humid Climate

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Harvest Advantages

High Yield Fruit

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Plant Resistance

Moderate Pest Tolerance

About Pummello Seeds

Citrus maxima

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Seed Names

Pummello, Shaddock

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Seed Type

Open Pollinated


The Pummello, also known as Shaddock, is the largest citrus fruit, native to Southeast Asia. Its thick rind surrounds juicy, sweet-sour pulp that is perfect for fresh consumption or juicing. A hardy, spreading tree that thrives in warm, subtropical climates, it produces large fruits that mature over several months and adds ornamental beauty to any garden or orchard.

Planting Information
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Light Requirement

Full Sunlight

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Planting Depth

0.5 Inch

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Sowing Method

Direct or Pot Start

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Plant Spacing

15–25 Feet

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Days to Maturity

180–240 Days

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Soil Preparation

Soak 12 Hours

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Hardiness Zones

USDA 9–11

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Water Needs

Moderate, Regular

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Planting Season

Spring to Early Summer

Coverage

Seed Count

Recommended Coverage

100

Up to 200 sq. ft.

500

Up to 1000 sq. ft.

1000

Up to 2000 sq. ft.

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Jessica Lane
A Tropical Touch at Home

I wanted something different for my small greenhouse, and these citrus maxima seeds were perfect. They�re growing steadily, and the leaves already give off that fresh citrus scent. Looking forward to the day I can pick my own giant grapefruit-like fruits.

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Michael Hayes
Healthy Seedlings Already

Out of the batch I planted, nearly all sprouted within two weeks. The seedlings look strong and healthy. It�s rewarding to watch them grow day by day, and I�m hopeful they�ll produce the large sweet fruit pummellos are known for.

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Natalie Brooks
Sweet Success in My Garden

I was skeptical about growing citrus from seed, but these pummello seeds germinated beautifully. It took some patience, but the little plants are thriving under my care. Excited to see them mature into fruit-bearing trees in the coming years.

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Rachel Scott
Thriving So Far

The seeds germinated quickly and the young plants are strong. I�m keeping them indoors for now until the weather warms up. So far, everything looks promising, and I can�t wait to transplant them outdoors.

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Laura Jenkins
Strong Germination Rate

I planted ten seeds, and eight sprouted�pretty good odds compared to other citrus varieties I�ve tried. They seem to love the sunny windowsill I�ve placed them on. Definitely recommend for patient gardeners.

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