Lemon on STEROIDS! 🍋💪

Welcome to The Kiwi Grower! In this video, we're diving into the world of Ponderosa lemons, a unique and fascinating citrus variety. 🌿 Did you know that Ponderosa lemons are known for their massive size, often weighing up to 2 pounds? These giant lemons are believed to be a hybrid of pomelo and citron, boasting a thick, bumpy rind and a rich, fragrant flavor.

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[aerthman]

You’re enthusiasm is infectious. You’ve retained the joy a child has opening a Christmas gift.👍👍👍

[ddee]

I have several of the ponderosa lemon trees in pots. They reside in my living room in the winter. They are outside now. I love them. The flowers have such a fragrant scent. I water mine almost daily unless it rains. Plant the seeds.

[zeem]

I love your channel. I love getting my hands into the soil and planting and your information is always spot on and much needed.
Please please help me with an antidote for white ants. I have a big garden and they seem to be everywhere

[billytingen]

I am always intrigued by your channel and love the content. I have been exposed to many different plants and fruits by watching. This is especially interesting because I lived in Maryland for 26 years and retired to Rural Kentucky, USA in 2020. I wonder if I could grow them here in zone 6? Cheers Mate. Thanks for sharing.

[jennifertalwar]

I would make a marmalade out of that and possibly that really delicious lemon alcohol from Italy, I forget the name.

[NooralhodaLoL]

U can cut the White part into small pieces and dip then in salt 😅
This some of women pregnancy favorite

[ameeruddinsyed]

Now some of those seeds will become saplings...

[Insp_Point]

I bet you can grow them using their seeds

[cuttwice]

Candying the peal would be a good use if you can't find citron peal.

[ChatorriMotto-nyrn]

This is indian fruit its name is galgal

[mariolovric]

You haven't tried the peel... I think the flesh isn't that interesting here ;)

[GreenNastyRabbit]

😂the typical kind of fruit that I would never use or buy… more waste than use in these 🤨

[ClwnJuNkY]

My family has a giant lemon its not that one . Ill get the name for you .

[bloodlove]

do not show that to mike tyson, because he'd get seriously pithed off

[hopefullyhigh]

I was kinda hoping you were gonna put that slice in a huge glass of water but you just went for it 😵‍💫

[alakazam]

Quick nitpick, but I'd be doing my state a disservice if I didnt mention. Maryland is not pronounced Mary-land, or at least it isnt anymore. The most common pronunciation is "mare-land"