Features:
Type: Tropical To Subtropical Fruit-Bearing Shrub Or Small Tree Leaves: Small, Glossy Green, Oval Leaves Evergreen In Warm Climates Attractive Foliage Year-Round Flowers: Small, Pink To Light Red Flowers Five-Petaled And Star-Shaped Bloom Frequently In Warm Climates�Can Flower Multiple Times Per Year Fruits: Small, Round, Bright Red Cherries About 1�1.5 Inches Wide Very Juicy With Sweet-Tart Flavor Contains 2�3 Small Hard Seeds Inside Ripen Quickly After Flowering�Can Bear Fruit Up To 2�3 Times Per Year
The Package Includes 2 Live Zxxyanbi Plants That Are Shipped In A Poly Bag Without A Pot.* Zxxyanbi'S Hybrid Variant Has Low Maintenance Costs.
Zxxyanbi Is Easy To Grow, And We Use A Specially Ventilated Recyclable Package That Guarantees Your Plants Arrive Healthy.
Travel Time May Cause The Plant To Appear Dry. Since It Is A Living Plant, It Is Still Good. Zxxyanbi Sanju Suggests Replanting It In The Ground, Watering It, Applying The Free Fertilizer Included In The Packaging, And Watching It For A Week. It Will Become Fresh Again.
Don'T Expose Them To Direct Sunlight After Receiving The Zxxyanbi Sanju Suggestion,Since This Could Burn Their Leaves And The Plant. When Planting, Mix Compost With Your Topsoil To Create A Hole That Is Twice As Deep And Wide As The Polybag Your Plant Will Be Placed In.
Zxxyanbi What Does The Box Contain? One Sturdy, Self-Designed Plant Zxxyanbi Recommendation Gardening Create A Hole That Is Twice As Deep Andwide As The Polybag Your Plant Will Be Placed In. Backfill By Combining Your Top Soil Withcompost. Put Plants In The Loose Dirt. This Rare Live Plant Requires Regular Watering(350Ml Per Day, Morning Afternoon).Description:
Originally From The Caribbean And Central America, The Barbados Cherry (Malpighia Emarginata), Often Called Acerola, Is A Tropical Evergreen Shrub Or Small Tree. It Yields Tiny, Cherry-Like, Bright Red Fruits That Are Incredibly High In Antioxidants And Vitamin C. With Glossy Green Leaves And Exquisite Pink Flowers That Draw Pollinators, The Shrub Can Reach A Height Of 6 To 12 Feet. In Warm Climes, It Bears Fruit Multiple Times A Year And Grows Best In Full Sun And Well-Drained Soil. It Needs Little Pruning And Frequent Watering, Making It Perfect For Gardens Or Pots. The Tart-Sweet Fruit Is Consumed Raw Or As Supplements, Jams, And Juices. Common Names: Barbados Cherry, Acerola, West Indian Cherry, Puerto Rican Cherry Scientific Name: Malpighia Emarginata Family: Malpighiaceae Origin: Caribbean, Central And South America Type: Evergreen Tropical Fruit Shrub Or Small Tree Plant Characteristics: Height: 6�12 Feet (Can Be Maintained Smaller In Pots) Spread: 4�10 Feet Growth Rate: Fast-Growing Form: Dense, Rounded, Multi-Branched Shrub Or Small Tree Foliage: Glossy, Dark Green Leaves Oblong To Ovate Shape Evergreen In Warm Climates Flowers: Small, Delicate, 5-Petaled Flowers Pink To Pale Red Color Attract Pollinators Like Bees And Butterflies Appear In Clusters, Especially After Rainfall Or Irrigation Fruit Description: Shape: Small, Round, Cherry-Like Color: Bright Red When Ripe (Can Be Slightly Yellow To Red Depending On Ripeness) Size: 1�1.5 Inches In Diameter Texture: Thin Skin, Soft Juicy Pulp Flavor: Tart To Sweet-Tart, Refreshing Seeds: 2�3 Small Hard Stones Per Fruit Ripening Time: Within 3�4 Weeks Of Flowering Fruiting Season: Can Bear Fruit Multiple Times Per Year In Warm Climates Typically Heaviest From Late Spring To Early Fall Nutritional Benefits: Extremely Rich In Vitamin C (Up To 1,500�4,000 Mg Per 100G Of Fresh Fruit) Contains: Vitamin A Vitamin B-Complex (B1, B2, B3) Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, And Potassium Powerful Antioxidants And Polyphenols Popular In Health Supplements, Juices, Syrups, Jams, And Skincare Growing & Care Guide: Sunlight: Full Sun (6�8 Hours Daily) Can Tolerate Partial Shade But Less Fruit Production Climate: Tropical To Subtropical Climates Usda Zones 9B�11 Sensitive To Frost�Protect Or Grow In Containers In Cooler Zones Soil: Well-Drained, Sandy Or Loamy Soil Ph 5.5�7.5 Tolerates Poor Soil But Thrives With Organic Matter Watering: Regular Watering, Especially When Flowering And Fruiting Keep Soil Moist But Not Soggy Drought-Tolerant Once Established, But Yields Better With Consistent Moisture Fertilizing: Balanced Slow-Release Fertilizer Or Compost Every 2�3 Months Reduce Feeding In Winter Pruning: Prune To Maintain Shape, Encourage Airflow, And Control Size Best Done After Fruiting Pests & Diseases: Relatively Pest-Resistant Watch For Fruit Flies, Aphids, And Spider Mites Use Neem Oil Or Insecticidal Soap If Needed Harvesting Tips: Harvest When Fully Red And Slightly Soft To The Touch Pick Promptly As Fruits Fall Easily When Ripe Use Quickly�Delicate Fruit Spoils Rapidly Unless Refrigerated Or Processed Container Growing: Can Thrive In Large Pots (At Least 15 Gallons) Ideal For Patios, Greenhouses, Or Cooler Regions Prune To Keep Compact; Protect From Frost