The Old Pomelo Tree Myth: Do Old Trees Really Produce Better Fruit?
[The Old Tree Myth of Pomelo]
This year's Mid-Autumn Festival comes earlier than in previous years, and marketing posts promoting pomelos have already been popping up all over the internet. If you look more closely, you'll find that almost everyone claims theirs come from old trees (over 30 to 40 years old).
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