Citrus medica | Citron | 5 Seeds

Citrus medica, commonly known as the citron, is a slow-growing evergreen tree belonging to the Rutaceae family. Native to Southeast Asia, the citron tree is cultivated for its distinctive fruit, which is one of the original citrus species. The tree is characterized by glossy green, leathery leaves, and thorny branches. The citron fruit is large, typically rough and bumpy in texture, with a thick peel ranging from green to yellow when ripe. The aromatic peel is widely used in culinary applications, especially in candied form, and its zest can add a unique flavor to various dishes. The citron has historical and cultural significance, featuring prominently in religious traditions and folklore. The tree requires a warm and subtropical climate to thrive and is cultivated in many regions worldwide, contributing not only to culinary delights but also to ornamental gardens due to its fragrant flowers and unique appearance.  Zones 10-11 Germination Germinating Citrus medica seeds involves sever