Pumelo Citrus Tree Grafted – 3 Feet Tall – Fruit Tree

Bring the Exotic Taste of Pumelos to Your Home Garden

Imagine harvesting your own juicy, flavorful pumelos right from your backyard! This Pumelo Citrus Tree, expertly grafted and standing at approximately 3 feet tall, allows you to experience the joy of growing your own fruit. Enjoy the sweet and tangy taste of fresh pumelos, perfect for snacking, juicing, or adding a unique twist to your favorite recipes. This grafted tree offers a head start in fruit production compared to seedlings, ensuring you’ll be enjoying the fruits of your labor sooner.

Our Pumelo Citrus Trees are carefully nurtured to ensure healthy growth and abundant fruit production. Grafting ensures that the tree inherits the desirable characteristics of a mature, fruit-bearing plant, resulting in faster fruiting and consistent quality. The tree ships in its pot with soil, carefully packaged to minimize stress during transit. We ship every Monday through Wednesday to ensure your tree arrives fresh and ready to thrive.

Benefits of Growing Your Own Pumelo Citrus Tree:

• Enjoy fresh, homegrown pumelos.
• Experience the satisfaction of growing your own food.
• Add beauty and fragrance to your garden.
• Grafted for faster fruiting and consistent quality.
• A healthy and rewarding hobby.

This Pumelo Citrus Tree is more than just a plant; it’s an investment in your health, happiness, and the beauty of your outdoor space. With proper care and attention, this tree will provide you with years of delicious and refreshing fruit. The lush green foliage also adds to the aesthetic appeal of your garden, turning it into a tranquil oasis.

Frequently Asked Questions About Your Pumelo Citrus Tree

1. How big will my Pumelo Citrus Tree get?
The ultimate size depends on various factors, but grafted pumelo trees typically reach a height of 15-25 feet at maturity. Regular pruning can help manage its size.

2. How long before my grafted Pumelo Citrus Tree produces fruit?
Grafted trees generally produce fruit within 1-3 years of planting, much faster than trees grown from seed.

3. What type of soil is best for my Pumelo Citrus Tree?
Pumelo trees thrive in well-draining soil that is slightly acidic to neutral (pH 6.0-7.0). Adding organic matter like compost can improve soil quality.

4. How often should I water my Pumelo Citrus Tree?
Water deeply when the top inch of soil feels dry. Frequency will vary depending on climate and soil type, but avoid overwatering.

5. What are the common pest and disease problems affecting Pumelo Citrus Trees?
Keep an eye out for common citrus pests like aphids, scale, and spider mites. Proper watering and fertilization can help prevent diseases. Consult your local nursery for appropriate treatments if needed.