Garcinia Acuminata
Seeds were imported from Brazil. ChatGPT Garcinia acuminata is a small evergreen tree, typically 6-14 meters tall, characterized by a dense, round crown. It originates from southern Bahia, the Forest Zone of Minas Gerais, Espírito Santo, and Rio de Janeiro within the Atlantic Forest. The tree has short pubescent new branches and a cylindrical trunk, 30-40 cm in diameter, covered in rough, gray bark. Its compound pinnate leaves feature 2-4 opposite leaflets, smooth and two-toned, measuring 4-7 cm long. Inflorescences form in axillary and short terminal panicles, bearing small yellowish-white flowers. The ellipsoid fruits are drupes, smooth, greenish-yellow, with a thin, juicy pulp that has a sweet-tart flavor. Garcinia acuminata trees are primarily propagated from seeds and are slow to mature. Though not widely cultivated, they are valued for their shade and the fruits are harvested locally, albeit with limited pulp content. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Seeds were imported from Brazil. ChatGPT Garcinia acuminata is a small evergreen tree, typically 6-14 meters tall, characterized by a dense, round crown. It originates from southern Bahia, the Forest Zone of Minas Gerais, Espírito Santo, and Rio de Janeiro within the Atlantic Forest. The tree has short pubescent new branches and a cylindrical trunk, 30-40 cm in diameter, covered in rough, gray bark. Its compound pinnate leaves feature 2-4 opposite leaflets, smooth and two-toned, measuring 4-7 cm long. Inflorescences form in axillary and short terminal panicles, bearing small yellowish-white flowers. The ellipsoid fruits are drupes, smooth, greenish-yellow, with a thin, juicy pulp that has a sweet-tart flavor. Garcinia acuminata trees are primarily propagated from seeds and are slow to mature. Though not widely cultivated, they are valued for their shade and the fruits are harvested locally, albeit with limited pulp content. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Seeds were imported from Brazil. ChatGPT Garcinia acuminata is a small evergreen tree, typically 6-14 meters tall, characterized by a dense, round crown. It originates from southern Bahia, the Forest Zone of Minas Gerais, Espírito Santo, and Rio de Janeiro within the Atlantic Forest. The tree has short pubescent new branches and a cylindrical trunk, 30-40 cm in diameter, covered in rough, gray bark. Its compound pinnate leaves feature 2-4 opposite leaflets, smooth and two-toned, measuring 4-7 cm long. Inflorescences form in axillary and short terminal panicles, bearing small yellowish-white flowers. The ellipsoid fruits are drupes, smooth, greenish-yellow, with a thin, juicy pulp that has a sweet-tart flavor. Garcinia acuminata trees are primarily propagated from seeds and are slow to mature. Though not widely cultivated, they are valued for their shade and the fruits are harvested locally, albeit with limited pulp content. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.