Pouteria sp. 'Alligator'
Pouteria sp. 'Alligator' is a remarkable and visually striking new find from the Atlantic Rainforest in Southeastern Brazil. This rare species stands out for its unusual, textured skin that closely resembles the rough, patterned hide of an alligator—making it a true collector’s curiosity. Still largely unknown and likely undescribed, it represents a valuable addition to the diversity of the Pouteria genus, known for producing high-quality fruits in tropical ecosystems.
The fruit contains 2 to 3 seeds, each surrounded by a rich, white pulp with a melting texture. The flavor is exceptionally sweet, with many comparing it to sweetened condensed milk—smooth, creamy, and indulgent. Its unique appearance and exquisite taste make Pouteria sp. 'Alligator' a highly desirable species for rare fruit enthusiasts and tropical horticulturists alike.
Seeds are shipped in packs of 1, shipped in humid vermiculite.
Pouteria sp. 'Alligator' is a remarkable and visually striking new find from the Atlantic Rainforest in Southeastern Brazil. This rare species stands out for its unusual, textured skin that closely resembles the rough, patterned hide of an alligator—making it a true collector’s curiosity. Still largely unknown and likely undescribed, it represents a valuable addition to the diversity of the Pouteria genus, known for producing high-quality fruits in tropical ecosystems.
The fruit contains 2 to 3 seeds, each surrounded by a rich, white pulp with a melting texture. The flavor is exceptionally sweet, with many comparing it to sweetened condensed milk—smooth, creamy, and indulgent. Its unique appearance and exquisite taste make Pouteria sp. 'Alligator' a highly desirable species for rare fruit enthusiasts and tropical horticulturists alike.
Seeds are shipped in packs of 1, shipped in humid vermiculite.
Pouteria sp. 'Alligator' is a remarkable and visually striking new find from the Atlantic Rainforest in Southeastern Brazil. This rare species stands out for its unusual, textured skin that closely resembles the rough, patterned hide of an alligator—making it a true collector’s curiosity. Still largely unknown and likely undescribed, it represents a valuable addition to the diversity of the Pouteria genus, known for producing high-quality fruits in tropical ecosystems.
The fruit contains 2 to 3 seeds, each surrounded by a rich, white pulp with a melting texture. The flavor is exceptionally sweet, with many comparing it to sweetened condensed milk—smooth, creamy, and indulgent. Its unique appearance and exquisite taste make Pouteria sp. 'Alligator' a highly desirable species for rare fruit enthusiasts and tropical horticulturists alike.
Seeds are shipped in packs of 1, shipped in humid vermiculite.