rather than the hand actually opening up like a flower," says Marquez. "These citrons are very robust," says Penny Nicholas of Nicholas Family Farm. She has grown Buddha's hand organically since ...

There’s one fruit, however, that seems to stump people: Buddha’s hand. It’s not commonly available, so there’s a chance you may have never seen one in person. But once you do, you’ll ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Buddha's hand citron, also known as the fingered citron, is one of the oldest varieties of citrus. It looks like a lemon with long segments growing from it.

The Medicine Buddha pose places his right hand with the palm facing outward and pointing to the ground. Some statues feature ...