Was Your Esrog From Eretz Yisroel?
The Beis Din of Crown Heights released a letter advising the proper disposel of an Esrog that was grown in Eretz Yisroel, being that they have the special Din of Shmita • Copy of Letter
Generally there are three guidelines mentioned in the letter regarding care of the Israeli Esrogim after Sukkos:
- Do not cut or ruin the Esrog in any way, including putting cloves into it or letting children play with it.
- Send the Esrog back to Eretz Yisroel, so the Mitzvah of Biur can be done with it.
- If that is not possible, place the Esrog in an open place, in which it will not become quickly ruined, and leave it there until it will become completely dry and not edible. It may then be disposed of.
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