Lacunaria jemannii Live Plant (Lacunaria jemannii) a rare Jaboticaba cultivar believed

a rare Jaboticaba cultivar believed to be derived from Plinia Phitrantha

Significance: This species contributes to the ecosystem by attracting pollinators

and ripen to a beautiful orange-red color

Nutritional Information: Guajai-Una holds ecological significance as it contributes to the biodiversity of the Atlantic Forest

Preparation: Remove all leaves except the flag leaf from the selected branches

Lacunaria jemannii Live Plant (Lacunaria jemannii) a rare Jaboticaba cultivar believedLacunaria jenmanii is an extremely rare evergreen tree with an elongated crown growing 4 18 metres tall. The tree is native to S. America Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, the Guyanas. The edible fruit is often gathered from the wild for local use. With its delicious fruit, the plant has great potential for home gardens and commercial production. The subglobose fruit is about 7cm in diameter with thick skin that has a succulent, sweet pulp