Citrus maxima (Pomelo) Platycerium The heart- to arrow-shaped foliage

The heart- to arrow-shaped foliage rises from a stout central stem and overlaps into a wide canopy

” indicates close relation to but distinction from the published species P

formerly classified as Philodendron tweedieanum Schott

a prominent central vein and a narrowing tip

Citrus maxima (Pomelo) Platycerium The heart- to arrow-shaped foliageCitrus maxima (Pomelo) Pomelo produces the largest fruit in the citrus group: round to pear shaped, pale green to yellow and enclosed by a very thick rind. Inside, the large segments may be pale yellow, pink or red depending on the plant. The white flowers are also unusually large and strongly fragrant. Broad, leathery leaves and wide winged petioles give young growth a substantial tropical outline. With age, the branching crown develops into a large