Sapotinha Fruit Live Plant (Pouteria Gardneri)

The Sapotaceae family includes the extremely uncommon Sapotinha/Pouteria Gardneri fruit, which is indigenous to Bolivia, Paraguay, Southern, Eastern, and Northern Brazil. thrives in both direct sunlight and light shade. Found in the wild on medium-fertility soils and well-drained clay soils. Locals forage for the edible fruit in the wild and eat it. The fruit has a solitary seed inside of a soft, delicious pulp like jaboticaba. The fruit has a diameter of about 2 cm.

Common Name: Sapotinha

Botanical Name: Pouteria Gardneri

Bloom Time/Fruiting: 3 to 4 Years

Maintenance Required: Moderate