Q. We planted a 'Buddha's Hand' tree that flowered but did not develop any fruit. What can we do to make it produce? A. 'Buddha's Hand' citron is a curiosity in the citrus world. The odd, squidlike ...

Just in time for Halloween, we present this delightfully odd citrus fruit known as Buddha's hand (or fingered citron, or bushukan in Japanese). Buddha's hand is believed to have originated in ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. One of the most exotic-looking items in high-end produce departments is ...

This weekend may be one of your last chances to hold a Buddha’s hand at a Santa Monica farmers market. Murray Family Farms is one of the few California cultivators of the Asian citron fruit, known for ...

An exotic fruit that looks much like intertwined fingers — known as Buddha's hand — is gaining popularity among chefs for its fragrant characters providing a lucrative niche market for growers in ...

Buddha’s hand is a citron fruit native to China and Northeast India. The unusual name of this fruit has come from its odd shape that resembles the hand of praying Buddha. The ripened fruit grows into ...