Citrus medica ‘Buddha’s Hand’ has got to be one of the strangest fruit cultivars we grow here at Logee's. The oldest known citrus in cultivation, it produces a large fruit with long protruding fingers and a thick rind. The fruit is nearly absent of pulp. The rind, however, is often candied and somewhat sweet. I've really enjoyed watching this one grow and ripen. While we do not offer the variegated variety shown here we do have 2 sizes of the non variegated form. The 4" plants are small trees th

Buddha’s hand citron (Citrus medica var. sarcodactylis):Unique, Finger-Like Shape: The fruit is famous for its distinctive, finger-like segments, which resemble a hand in a gesture of prayer. Unlike most citrus fruits, it contains little to no pulp or juice, making it primarily valued for its fragrant rind and ornamental appeal.Symbol of Good Fortune: In many Asian cultures, Buddha’s hand is considered a symbol of luck, happiness, and longevity. It is often used as a religious offering, especial

Have you heard of the Buddha's Hand fruit?? In this video I talk all about it, where it comes from, its health benefits, how to eat it, and what it tastes like. | In The Kitchen With Matt