enriching the lives of those who nurture it
it supports immune function and combats viral infections
it is often used for decorative purposes
The dynamic foliage adds a touch of drama and sophistication to any space
taking around 3 to 4 years to start fruiting
Chamburo Fruit Plant (Jacaratia digitata) Plant Type:Seedling Plant enriching the lives of thoseCommon Name: Papaya caspi, Chamburo, Papaya de monte, papaya de monte espinuda, Jcaratia Botanical Name: Jacaratia digitata General Information: Medium sized, rather sparsely branched tree, reaching up to 20 m tall. Conic spines on trunk and branches. Native to rainforests in the western and southern regions of the Amazon (from Colombia to Bolivia) at low and moderate elevations. Female trees produce oblong, angled, yellowish orange, papaya like,