Black Berry Jam Exotic Fruit Plants (Randia Formosa)
Black Berry Jam Exotic Fruit Plants (Randia Formosa)
Couldn't load pickup availability
Plant Type | Seedling Plant |
Common Name | Achachairu or Achacha |
Botanical Name | Garcinia Humilis |
Bloom Time/Fruiting | 6 Years |
Maintenance Required | Moderate |
Plant Age | 1 year |
Blackberry Jam Fruit/ Randia Formosa is a fruit from Central and South America, especially in Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador. This is a rare tropical to subtropical fruit, growing as a small evergreen bushy shrub, usually only 4-5 ft tall in the ground and 3-4 ft in the container. It can be also trained into a miniature tree. Highly fragrant large white flowers give way to amazing little fruits with deep purple to black pulp-filled interiors that taste, sweet and tangy and very reminiscent of blackberry jam. The subglobose fruits are about 3cm x 2cm. Blackberries are very rich in polyphenols, flavonoids, anthocyanins, and other powerful antioxidants, which bring countless health benefits.
CARE TIPS
CARE TIPS
SHIPPING & GUARANTEE
SHIPPING & GUARANTEE
The Plant will be shipped within 5-7 business days.
If your plant arrives damaged, inform us within 24 hours of delivery.
We would require uncut unpacking video to support your claims.
Read more about our Replacement/ Return policy.

Images are for reference purposes only. Each plant is unique, so there will be variations in color, shape, etc.
View full details

