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Selecting a citron fruit
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Christian Fürst 08/12/2005 16:23
the two to thr right look almost like twins. sukkot is a wonderful festivalEsti Eini 21/10/2005 11:30
The etrog has to have a" pitum" (crown) and a bottom connected to the stem and look aesthetical and pleasant (hadar).The lulav( palm branch) should not be split as you mentioned correctly.
When 21/10/2005 3:39
It's like a lemon in it's sourness. The bumpier the better, the greener the better and it has to still have a thingy (can't remember what it's called) on the end. My friend had a bowl of the dried fruit.Seagaul 18/10/2005 23:43
Great pictures from the market. Very well done, Esti ! And thanks for the information. Like to see more from Your country and it´s people !Esti Eini 18/10/2005 9:33
Thanks Falko.This is another kind of citrus, etrog. It is one of the four kinds of plants one has to bring to the sucot-hut. It should be undamaged.
Seagaul 18/10/2005 7:02
very good. What is this about, besides lemon?