Dwarf Citron Medica Plant Buddhas Hand Grafted tree 2ft tall.

Buddha's Hand Lemon – Citrus medica var. sarcodactylis is also known as a fingered citron and it's a natural variation of the regular citron (Citrus medica). The dwarf variety grows to 5 feet tall and does not tolerate temperatures below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. It is edible with a flavor reminiscent of a lemon peel—but without any bitterness or sourness, and with a hint of subtle sweetness. The fingered citron is practically all rind and does not have any flesh, seeds, pulp, juice or moisture. Its texture is similar to that of a raw eggplant (without the bitterness). It is not usually eaten raw but is used as an ingredient. Its scent is lemony and floral and it is enjoyed by women and men alike. Just setting the fruit out can keep an area smelling like lemon and lavender for up to a couple of weeks