--BUDDHA'S HAND-- Buddha's Hand got its name because its fruit forms finger-like sections resembling a human hand. Buddha's Hand Citron is much esteemed for its delicate lemon fragrance in China and Japan. The fruit has virtually no pulp, but can be sliced and candied in syrup. The Buddha's Hand tree is extraordinary as an evergreen ornamental with multiple "hands" hanging from the branches. This variety has no frost tolerance. Grown from rooted cuttings Self-fertile Best for Zones 10-11 For Zones 4-9, you can grow this tree in a pot and bring it indoors for the winter. Height at maturity: 8-10' in the ground/ 4'-8' in pots By law, we cannot ship citrus trees to Alabama, Texas, Arizona or Florida. SAVE ON SHIPPING: We can now ship potted fruit trees in MULTIPACK BOXES. Order as a 3-pack or 6-pack to save on the cost of shipping! This includes ALL PRIMO and ENTRY sized citrus, olive, fig, avocado trees and passion vines. Please note: Premium sized citrus trees are shipped in their own box. TREE SIZE: Entry Size Trees are from 1-2 years old and are 8-12" tall. Entry size trees are shipped in a 4" x 9.5" nursery tree pot. Entry size trees are best re-potted into a 10" to 12" decorative container within a month of delivery. The Entry size will need a season or two of growth to become productive. END-ITEM --SHIPPING-- SAVE ON SHIPPING: We can now ship potted fruit trees in MULTIPACK BOXES. Order as a 3-pack or 6-pack to save on the cost of shipping! This includes ALL PRIMO and ENTRY sized citrus, olive, fig, avocado trees and passion vines. Premium sized citrus trees are shipped in their own box. No customer pick-up Due to agricultural restrictions, we cannot ship citrus trees to Alabama, Texas, Arizona or Florida. We do not ship any items to the US Virgin Islands, Guam, Puerto Rico or to API/APO addresses, or to other countries at this time. Click here for More Shipping Information END-ITEM --LEARN MORE-- For more guidance on growing your Buddha's Hand Bush, explore our citrus care resources: Helpful Citrus Growing Resources Acclimating Your New Citrus Tree Growing Citrus in Containers Citrus Tree Growing Guide for Beginners The Differences Between Rooted Cuttings and Grafted Citrus Trees Citrus Growing FAQ's All About HLB (Huanglongbing / Citrus Greening Disease) Shop Related Citrus Varieties Shop All Lime Trees Shop All Bushes/Rooted Cuttings Shop All Kumquat Trees Shop All Mandarin Trees Recommended Growing Supplies DIY Primo Potting Soil Mix for Containers Romeo Plant Food- Our Recommendation for Citrus in Pots G&B Organics Fruit and Citrus Tree Fertilizer Starter Pots END-ITEM
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