The Bacupari Fruit, also known as Garcinia Brasiliensis, is a tropical fruit that is consumed by the indigenous people of Bolivia, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Venezuela, and the Amazon area of South America. It has a strong, upright trunk that can survive any natural disasters. It also looks excellent because to its enormous, lush leaves, which are densely packed in the tree’s crown and offer a lot of shade.
Bacupari is a tree with a huge trunk, rough-textured bark, and small blooms. The fruit is yellow-orange in colour and has very sweet skin. The flavour is characterised as sweet and reviving, something between citrus and feijoa.
Common Name: Achachairu, Bacuri, Achacha, Bacupari
Botanical Name: Garcinia brasiliensis
Bloom Time/Fruiting: 3-4 Years
Maintenance Required: Moderate
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