The Tropical Fruit Forum

@brian,
Sorry for the late reply, but I was waiting to visit with my sister so I could taste the fruit myself. 

When you initially bite into it there is a hint (and smell) of resin along with a mixture of sweet and sour which then ends sour with a little astringency.  It was reminiscent of a kumquat but with the added astringency (and minus the fleeting resin).  It is very tasty.  We're going to plant out the seeds.

I agree with Epicatt2.  My sister has a currey leaf plant.  You can easily tell that the wampee leaves are much broader.

I was incorrect in stating that she bought the plant 2 years ago.  Apparently, she bought it about 5-7 years ago.  So, your seedling may need a couple more years to fruit.  I hope it gives you good fruit - it's worth it.

Hi, All,

I'm hoping your collective knowledge can help my sister identify her plant.  It was sold to her as a june plum two years ago.  This year it fruited, and based on the fruit it was clearly not a june plum.

The fruit is round and contains multiple seeds encapsulated by jell-like flesh.

Any information would be much appreciated!

Young leaves:
Older leaves:
Fruit cluster:
Fruit size:
Multiple segments of Jelly-like flesh each with a seed:
Multiple seeds: