Red Pomelo Grapefruit Jambura Gaint Chakotra Batabi Lebu kambili Naranga Fruit Grafted Plants & Tree(1.5-3 Feet Size) - Tapobon
MRP ₹1,247 Inclusive of all taxes
Non Returnable
Pot Not Included
Features
- A large, grafted citrus fruit known as the largest in its family, featuring a thick peel and refreshingly sweet, mildly tangy red flesh.
- Requires full and direct sunlight for at least 6-8 hours daily to thrive.
- Using a secure paper core packing method for shipping plants.which help ventilating the plant during transit.
COD (Cash On Delivery) On request
Delivery
Product Information
| # | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 2. | brand | TAPOBON |
Plants are packed and shipped by Tapobon Nursery.
Red Pomelo (Batabi Lebu/Chakotra) Grafted Fruit Plant
Product Features and Variety
The Pomelo (Citrus maxima), known by various names including Jambura, Chakotra, Batabi Lebu, and Naranga, is the largest of the citrus fruits. This offering is a Grafted Plant/Tree, a propagation method that encourages earlier and more consistent fruiting, making it highly suitable for cultivation in gardens and large containers across India's diverse climates.
- Variety: Red Pomelo (Gaint Chakotra).
- Type: Grafted Plant/Tree. Grafted plants generally bear fruit earlier than seed-grown plants.
- Size: 1.5–3 Feet Height.
- Suitability: Can grow in almost all Indian climates and soil conditions. Excellent for both ground planting and container gardening.
The Fruit: Red Pomelo
The Red Pomelo variety is prized for its superior quality as a large citrus fruit:
- Appearance: A large, globose fruit with a thick peel that may have a subtle reddish tint when fully ripe.
- Texture and Taste: The flesh is characterized by a sweet, mildly tangy flavor and a pleasant, refreshing texture.
- Culinary Use: It is most commonly consumed fresh or segmented for use in salads and desserts.
Essential Care Guide for Indian Climates
Sunlight Needs
Like all citrus, the Pomelo requires abundant sun exposure to thrive and produce a good harvest.
- Sunlight: Requires a location that receives full and direct sunlight (at least 6-8 hours a day).
- Air Circulation: Ensure the plant is placed in an area with good air movement.
Watering and Soil
Proper soil and watering are essential, particularly in the tropical and subtropical conditions of India.
- Soil: Plant in well-draining soil to prevent root rot. A sandy loam is often recommended.
- Watering: Water regularly and deeply, but allow the top few inches of soil to dry out between waterings. Avoid overwatering.
- Fertilization: Apply a balanced, citrus-specific fertilizer during the active growing periods in spring and summer.
The secure paper core packing method used for shipping ensures the plant is protected and well-ventilated during transit, guaranteeing you receive a healthy, genuine variety plant.
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