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Larrys Orchids and Tropicals , The Chandler Pummelo is a grapefruit hybrid with large rounded fruit with pink flesh that is sweet in taste. The Chandler has no seeds when grown in isolation. To eat a pummelo, first peel the fruit, separate the segments and remove the membrane around the segment. Use the fresh fruit as any grapefruit, eating fresh or segmented in fruit salads. Leaves are large and the tree is evergreen. Prune to shape. The Chandler pummelo ripens November to June. Grow in containers if space is limited or there exists a need to move the tree indoors over the winter. At Last! Full Sized, Named Edible Citrus can be grown anywhere inside or out of doors in a sunny location, even in a container as long as the temperature is between 55F and 85F. This innovative plant product allows almost anyone to raise their own citrus tree indoors or out and get full size edible fruit. The most difficult part of raising a citrus tree is developing the rootstock seedling and grafting the select citrus tree unto it. There is a lot of horticulture tied up in producing it. It takes nearly 6 months to produce the grafted tree. Each named select citrus tree is grafted onto a high quality rootstock, which was grown from certified seed. The seed was germinated and hand transplanted into a 1" x 8" growth tube. It takes 3-4 months to grow the seedling rootstock large enough for the bud grafting. Our select named Patio/Container Citrus Trees have already been grafted to the rootstock and are now growing as one in the growth tube. Upon arrival pot or plant in garden. Our 7-12 inch tall, grafted Patio/Container Citrus Trees are shipped still in the 8-inch cones, as this stabilizes the tree and helps to hold moisture in the soil medium. Once received, the tree is to be removed from the cone and planted into any container, with good drainage to create the tree you desire or directly planted in the garden in warmer settings.