Addinh Arazá grande, rare (35% discount) Psidium robustum!

We are offering rare seeds of the Araçá Açú fruit tree, an exotic species native to Brazil. This little-known but robust tree produces delicious yellow berries with a sweet and tart flavor. The seeds are $11 for 5 seeds or $19 for 10 seeds. Shipping within the US is $5 (outside US: $16). We have many other rare and exotic seed species as well.
About Araçá Açú:
Araçá Açú is the Tupi Guarani name meaning “big fruit with eyes,” referring to the persistent sepals that look like eyelashes.
It is endemic to the savannas and rocky fields of Minas Gerais state in Brazil.
This rare and little-known species was discovered in Helton's expeditions by 2018.
It is a medium-sized evergreen tree reaching 5 meters tall, with multiple trunks, gray-brown bark, and a rounded canopy.
The leaves are thick, leathery, and oblong. White, fragrant flowers are 2.5 cm across.
The fruit is a round, yellow berry 4-5 cm in diameter with a indented crown at the apex and persistent sepals. The pulp is white, sweet and tart, amazing taste similar to a blend of guava, pineaple and pear, surrounding 8-12 cream-colored seeds.
Cultivation tips:
Araçá Açú adapts to various climates and soils. It can grow from sea level up to 1000 m altitude, with 600-1800 mm of rain per year.
It prefers well-drained, fertile soils with a pH of 4.5 to 6.0. Though native to hot climates, it is cold hardy to -3°C and drought tolerant for 6-7 months.
It will produce fruit 3-4 years after planting.
Seeds germinate in 35-55 days. Seedlings should be kept in shade for 3 months after transplanting.
Space trees 5 x 5 meters apart in full sun. Plant in October to January. Water thoroughly after planting and every 15 days if no rain.
Prune only to remove low branches and inward-facing branches. Fertilize with compost and a balanced fertilizer. Resistant to pests and disease.
Uses:
The fruit can be eaten fresh, but avoid the large seeds.
The small, evergreen tree is good for urban landscaping under power lines.
The beautiful trunk and white flowers make it decorative for small gardens. The fruit attracts birds.
Excellent for reforestation projects as it is very hardy, fruits early, and supports wildlife.
The flowers are a good source of honey for native bees.
This rare and exotic fruit tree from Brazil would make an interesting addition to any garden or collection. Order your seeds today to grow this intriguing and productive tree. Please contact us with any questions: marcospcmusica gmail.com or PM me.
More species:
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