Learn the characteristics of Plinia cauliflora.

Plinia Cauliflora is similar in appearance to guava, but the fruit is entirely grape-like. They grow closer and stick along the trunk from top to bottom densely.

Plinia Cauliflora is grown in a pot as a bonsai or planted in a large area to develop good branches. Compared with other fruit trees, woody vines have a superior lifespan. There are trees whose lifespan is up to a thousand years, not less.

In many different care conditions, the tree will also bear fruit in 4 seasons all year round. Plinia Cauliflora is advertised as having many uses. They can be eaten fresh or made as jam, pressed for juice, or used as ingredients for food processing. Plinia Cauliflora, when dried, is used as a medicine to treat asthma, diarrhea, and cancer.

Some people who have tasted Plinia Cauliflora shared that it is "a delicious, delicious fruit like a soft guava." The vine's bark also peels off from time to time, like guava, but the branches are softer and more malleable. Many giants are now buying this seedling to take home as ornamental plants.

What are the characteristics of Plinia Cauliflora?

• Plinia Cauliflora is propagated by tissue culture; one-year-old the tree will be 50-70cm tall.
• The size of the tree grows depending on the age of the canopy, and the width of the top will be different.
• Plinia Cauliflora fruiting with date varieties will begin to bear fruit from years 6-7 onwards.