The Tropical Fruit Forum

Hello all, I have a few seedling plants to sell of the following varieties:


Rollinia: $25 each, 3 available ( ~1 ft height)

Blue Jaboticaba: $45 each, 2 available ( ~11 inches height)

Imbe: $15 each, 2 available ( ~ 6 inch height)

Pitangatuba: $15 each, 2 available ( ~ 10 inch height)


Shipping is a flat rate of $22, USA only. Send a message for more information about individual plants

Jaboticaba plants are about 6 inches in height, little over a year old.  Some images below

The blue jabo seeds came from a tree with exceptionally sweet fruit, as well as slightly larger than on average than fruit from other trees. No other vexator tree I ever tasted fruit from had such good fruits, even in similar growing conditions. Therefore, I think these seedlings are a bit special.


Pitombas are about 2 years old, size varies.

USA only, will be shipped with priority mail. $10 shipping costs

Will be shipped with a little soil wrapped in most tissue.

Plants available:

Red: 3 ($10 each)

Blue: 11 ($25 each)

Pitangatuba: 2 ($15 each)

Imbe: 2 ($15 each)


Pitomba: 4 ($10 each)


If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the replies.

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