Description
Why Choose the Rounded Dark Red Cherry of the Rio Grande?
- Distinctive Rounded Shape with More Pulp: The cherries from this variety are perfectly round and dark red, offering more pulp compared to the elongated variety. This makes them juicier and more satisfying to eat.
- Superior Flavor: This variety is known for its better flavor compared to the elongated version, boasting a sweeter, more balanced taste with a hint of tanginess. It’s perfect for snacking, adding to salads, or turning into preserves.
- High Productivity: This tree is a prolific producer, meaning you can expect a generous harvest of cherries every season, making it a rewarding addition to any tropical fruit collection.
Growing Conditions:
- Climate Requirements: The Dark Red Cherry of the Rio Grande grows best in USDA zones 9-11 but can also thrive in containers in colder climates, as long as it’s brought indoors during the winter.
- Soil Preferences: It prefers well-drained, slightly acidic soil. Adding organic matter will boost growth and fruiting, ensuring a healthy and productive tree.
- Sunlight: The tree thrives in full sun, which helps produce the best-tasting fruit. Partial shade is tolerable, but more sun exposure leads to better fruit quality.
Pre-Order Now – Seeds Available Soon!
We are now taking pre-orders for the rare Dark Red Cherry of the Rio Grande – Rounded Variety seeds. These seeds will be available in the USA approximately between October 14 to 21, and will be shipped by my USA-based partner.
- Shipping: Available across the USA and internationally via USPS.
- Availability: Orders will begin shipping mid-October, ensuring that you receive fresh and viable seeds.
Important Note for Multi-Species Orders:
If your order includes other species like Orange Pitanga, Ubajay, or other rare varieties, everything will be shipped together starting no earlier than October 14. If your order includes seeds already in stock in the USA, they will be combined in the same shipment with the pre-order seeds.
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