Hirado Pummelo Tree (Citrus maxima ‘Hirado Butan’), the tree that produces the largest citrus fruit in the world.
Grafting: Grafted – Standard Rootstock
Our trees are 26-30" tall and about one year old.
We grow our trees in a 4 inch square pot that is 14" tall. The pot is equivalent to a “1 gallon” capacity. This “sleeve” is perfect for shipping because you get the entire root ball and soil rather than “bare root.” Getting the soil with the tree greatly increases your success with your new citrus tree.
We do not ship to the following states due to agricultural restrictions: AK, AZ, CA, LA, HI, TX

If temperatures are below 40°F between Florida and your location, I will recommend that we hold your order until the weather is warmer.
If you choose to ship before the weather warms, we do not offer a warranty for freeze damage in this situation.
We do NOT guarantee plants shipped during freezing weather and we do NOT offer refunds for freeze damage to your plants.
Description:
Originating from Japan, this particular variety is cherished for its pleasantly sweet, grapefruit-like flavor with a hint of tartness.
The Hirado Buntan Pummelo Tree is an exciting addition to any garden or landscape. Its attractive foliage and strikingly large, round fruits bring an exotic touch to your backyard. The fruits are an impressive sight, boasting a shiny yellow-green skin and lusciously juicy, pale yellow flesh. A real tropical delight!

This tree is not only about producing fantastic fruits but is also an attractive ornamental plant. Its glossy, green leaves and fragrant blossoms add year-round beauty. The flowers emit a captivating scent that is sure to fill your garden with a wonderful, natural aroma.

Caring for your Hirado Pummelo Tree is relatively straightforward. It requires full sun and regular watering for optimum fruit production. Although it thrives best in warmer climates, it can also tolerate cooler temperatures, making it suitable for a variety of environments.