Grumichama Tree (Eugenia brasiliensis)
₹2,800.00 Regular Price
₹1,200.00Sale Price
Excluding Taxes
Scientific Name: Eugenia brasiliensis — Brazilian Cherry, Grumichama.
Native Home: Coastal southeastern Brazil.
Height: 5–15 metres.
Lifespan: Several decades.
Uses and Harvesting
Timber: Dense wood used for small local woodworking purposes.
Harvesting: Dark purple to nearly black fruits are hand-picked when fully ripe.
Age to Harvest: Around 3–5 years for grafted plants; seed-grown trees may take longer.
Products: Fresh fruit, jams, jellies, juice, and desserts.
History and Global Production
Traditional Use: Native Brazilian communities have eaten the sweet, cherry-like fruits for generations.
Global Spread: Grown in Brazil and cultivated in some subtropical regions, including parts of Australia and the United States.
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