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Jaboticaba Tree (Myrciaria cauliflora)
Description: An Evergreen that is very slow growing. Small, bushy tree from Brazil. The grape-like fruit grows on the trunks and the pulp can be eaten fresh or cooked.
Size: Small
Location: Plant at least 30 feet from power lines and 16-22 feet from your house. Needs full sun.
Salt tolerance: Low
Watering: Water during planting and for one year thereafter. Usually doesn't need additional watering after one year.
Fertilization: Do not fertilize until 6 months after planting. Call 305-248-3311 ext. 228 for fertilizing information specific to your tree.
Pruning: Best not to prune as fruit occurs on the trunks. If staked, remove after months.
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