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Ross Sapote (Canistel variety) – 1 seedling (RARE!)
$6.00 – $11.00
VERY RARE! Ross Sapote is an evergreen tropical/subtropical fruit tree native to Central America. It’s fruit is large and round. It has a soft, smooth, creamy pumpkin pudding like texture and a sweet, delicious caramel aroma and flavor. Fruit is typically harvested in the fall but may have more than one season per year.
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1 lbs
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VERY RARE! Ross Sapote is an evergreen tropical/subtropical fruit tree native to Central America. It’s fruit is large and round. It has a soft, smooth, creamy pumpkin pudding like texture and a sweet, delicious caramel aroma and flavor. Fruit is typically harvested in the fall but may have more than one season per year. Ross Sapote is a gorgeous, fast growing fruit tree that prefers well drained soil and good amounts of sunlight. In the wild it can generally be found in wetland forests in areas of low elevation.
Ross Sapote was introduced to Florida by the legendary rare fruit collector, Bill Whitman. For those who are on the fence about the flavor of Canistel, you will quickly fall in love with delicious Ross Sapote fruit. Unlike Canistel, the texture of Ross Sapote fruit is consistently creamy throughout and it’s not dry or chalky at all.
Shipping Countries: United States (US)
Ready to ship in 3-5 business days
Shipping Policy
Note: shipping may be delayed significantly in winter or even canceled if there is a high chance of a plant dying en route.
Refund Policy
My goal is for you to enjoy the plant as much as I do, so don't hesitate to let me know if there are any concerns.
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Order 123550 was never received. I have contacted the seller.
Plant was very small and only had one leaf with any green on it (see attached photo). I’m doing my best to nurse it back to health but it becomes more and more brown with each passing day, so I’m about 95% sure it’s a goner. It was packed well, I just don’t think a plant this small can survive a trip cross-country.
Hello Evan, we’re sorry to hear about the unhappy plant you received. Have you tried reaching out to the vendor to let them know?
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