Pouteria sp. "Hairy"
Seeds were imported from Brazil. This is an exciting new Pouteria with numerous extensions on skin resembling hairs, like a Ramboutan or a Pedalai fruit. It grows wild in Central Bahia at a region named Chapada Diamantina and it seems to be in the same species complex as Pouteria gallifructa and P. tuberculata. However, Pouteria sp. Hairy is reported to have a higher percentage of melting, deliciously sweet pulp. It is said to have more pulp than both Pouteria gallifructa and P. tuberculata. This is a great specie for any Sapotaceae collector. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Seeds are limited and sold in packs of 1. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Seeds were imported from Brazil. This is an exciting new Pouteria with numerous extensions on skin resembling hairs, like a Ramboutan or a Pedalai fruit. It grows wild in Central Bahia at a region named Chapada Diamantina and it seems to be in the same species complex as Pouteria gallifructa and P. tuberculata. However, Pouteria sp. Hairy is reported to have a higher percentage of melting, deliciously sweet pulp. It is said to have more pulp than both Pouteria gallifructa and P. tuberculata. This is a great specie for any Sapotaceae collector. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Seeds are limited and sold in packs of 1. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Seeds were imported from Brazil. This is an exciting new Pouteria with numerous extensions on skin resembling hairs, like a Ramboutan or a Pedalai fruit. It grows wild in Central Bahia at a region named Chapada Diamantina and it seems to be in the same species complex as Pouteria gallifructa and P. tuberculata. However, Pouteria sp. Hairy is reported to have a higher percentage of melting, deliciously sweet pulp. It is said to have more pulp than both Pouteria gallifructa and P. tuberculata. This is a great specie for any Sapotaceae collector. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Seeds are limited and sold in packs of 1. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.