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This unique Pachira species—locally known as "Castanha do Veado"—originates from the rugged caatinga biome of northeastern Brazil. The caatinga is an incredibly tough and dry environment, and this species has evolved to thrive in it. What sets this plant apart is that it was found growing at higher altitudes, which not only makes it exceptionally drought-tolerant, but also cold-resistant—a rare combination in tropical species.
Flavor-wise, it truly stands out. The fresh seeds taste remarkably like fresh almond kernels or almonds soaked in water for 24–48 hours. Many who’ve tried it consider it superior in taste to both Pachira aquatica and Pachira amazonica. Its rich, nutty flavor and smooth texture make it one of the most enjoyable edible seeds among its genus.
This plant isn’t just tough and tasty—it’s a personal favorite among seasoned collectors and for good reason. It embodies both resilience and richness, making it a worthy addition to any rare fruit grower’s collection.
Regarding the watermark – The Seeds District is a passion project created in collaboration with Bellamy Trees and The Seeds Hunter. Our mission is to preserve rare fruit species and share them with passionate growers around the world. By getting these unique plants into the hands—and yards—of dedicated enthusiasts, we’re helping ensure their survival for generations to come.
Seeds are sold in packs of 1. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
This unique Pachira species—locally known as "Castanha do Veado"—originates from the rugged caatinga biome of northeastern Brazil. The caatinga is an incredibly tough and dry environment, and this species has evolved to thrive in it. What sets this plant apart is that it was found growing at higher altitudes, which not only makes it exceptionally drought-tolerant, but also cold-resistant—a rare combination in tropical species.
Flavor-wise, it truly stands out. The fresh seeds taste remarkably like fresh almond kernels or almonds soaked in water for 24–48 hours. Many who’ve tried it consider it superior in taste to both Pachira aquatica and Pachira amazonica. Its rich, nutty flavor and smooth texture make it one of the most enjoyable edible seeds among its genus.
This plant isn’t just tough and tasty—it’s a personal favorite among seasoned collectors and for good reason. It embodies both resilience and richness, making it a worthy addition to any rare fruit grower’s collection.
Regarding the watermark – The Seeds District is a passion project created in collaboration with Bellamy Trees and The Seeds Hunter. Our mission is to preserve rare fruit species and share them with passionate growers around the world. By getting these unique plants into the hands—and yards—of dedicated enthusiasts, we’re helping ensure their survival for generations to come.
Seeds are sold in packs of 1. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
This unique Pachira species—locally known as "Castanha do Veado"—originates from the rugged caatinga biome of northeastern Brazil. The caatinga is an incredibly tough and dry environment, and this species has evolved to thrive in it. What sets this plant apart is that it was found growing at higher altitudes, which not only makes it exceptionally drought-tolerant, but also cold-resistant—a rare combination in tropical species.
Flavor-wise, it truly stands out. The fresh seeds taste remarkably like fresh almond kernels or almonds soaked in water for 24–48 hours. Many who’ve tried it consider it superior in taste to both Pachira aquatica and Pachira amazonica. Its rich, nutty flavor and smooth texture make it one of the most enjoyable edible seeds among its genus.
This plant isn’t just tough and tasty—it’s a personal favorite among seasoned collectors and for good reason. It embodies both resilience and richness, making it a worthy addition to any rare fruit grower’s collection.
Regarding the watermark – The Seeds District is a passion project created in collaboration with Bellamy Trees and The Seeds Hunter. Our mission is to preserve rare fruit species and share them with passionate growers around the world. By getting these unique plants into the hands—and yards—of dedicated enthusiasts, we’re helping ensure their survival for generations to come.
Seeds are sold in packs of 1. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.