Seeds (Pomelo) Item number: 189 Sindy (which is its name in Iraq) or Pomelo (in English: Pomelo) or "Shaddock" a plant type belonging to the citrus genus from the Rutaceae family. It produces the largest citrus fruits, and the fruit can weigh up to ten pounds. The fruit has a thick green and very refreshing peel. It is said that its tree, which is mainly cultivated in Eastern countries, was brought from China to the West Indies by Captain Shaddock. The pomelo tree grows in Southeast Asia, Pacific islands, tropical and subtropical regions such as Malaysia, and is also cultivated in Florida and California for commercial and food purposes due to its great health benefits. – The pomelo tree reaches a height of 15-20 feet. – The pomelo tree is characterized by evergreen leaves, rectangular in shape, with winged edges. – The pomelo fruits are pear-shaped or round, green in color, turning yellow when ripe. – The diameter of a pomelo fruit is about 6-10 inches, and it weighs from 2.2 to 4.4 pounds, with some very large fruits reaching 12 inches in diameter and weighing up to 22 pounds. – Pomelo fruits are surrounded by a thick, bitter-tasting peel, but when peeled, the fruit inside is juicy and sweet, divided into 9-11 sections, and its color varies depending on the type, such as white, yellow, pink, or red.