Garcinia gardneriana var. Glaziovii
Seeds were imported from Brazil. Garcinia glaziovii was described in the XIX Century as a botanical variety by Glaziou A. in 1883 (Garcinia gardneriana var. glaziovii), but recent research showed that it is a unique species. It's fruits are very elongated (skinny) with very thin yellow skin and white flesh (pulp) which is delicious mix of sweet-acid. It's a very rare species, endemic of a particular hill (700 meter high) forested area in Southeastern Brazil. It's a must have for any Garcinia collector. Some of these are already germinating, will be shipped in humid vermiculite.
Seeds were imported from Brazil. Garcinia glaziovii was described in the XIX Century as a botanical variety by Glaziou A. in 1883 (Garcinia gardneriana var. glaziovii), but recent research showed that it is a unique species. It's fruits are very elongated (skinny) with very thin yellow skin and white flesh (pulp) which is delicious mix of sweet-acid. It's a very rare species, endemic of a particular hill (700 meter high) forested area in Southeastern Brazil. It's a must have for any Garcinia collector. Some of these are already germinating, will be shipped in humid vermiculite.
Seeds were imported from Brazil. Garcinia glaziovii was described in the XIX Century as a botanical variety by Glaziou A. in 1883 (Garcinia gardneriana var. glaziovii), but recent research showed that it is a unique species. It's fruits are very elongated (skinny) with very thin yellow skin and white flesh (pulp) which is delicious mix of sweet-acid. It's a very rare species, endemic of a particular hill (700 meter high) forested area in Southeastern Brazil. It's a must have for any Garcinia collector. Some of these are already germinating, will be shipped in humid vermiculite.