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Red sapote - Seeds

Red sapote - Seeds

Timonius minahassae

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Seeds of Timonius minahassae, a very rare tree with sapote-like fruits that resemble tomatoes in appearance.
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Timonius minahassae, red sapote, is a very rare tree described as having sapote-like fruits. The source notes that the fruits resemble tomatoes in appearance.

This is a collector species for growers interested in little-known tropical fruit trees. Because of its rarity, careful cultivation with warmth, stable moisture and good light is recommended.

How to sow red sapote seeds

Sow in a fertile, airy, well-drained medium and keep evenly moist. Place the container in a warm, sheltered location. After germination, transplant seedlings carefully and avoid abrupt changes in the growing environment.

  • Reference
    Timonius minahassae

  • Family
    Rubiaceae
  • Planting time
    August
    July
    June
    May
  • Stock origin
    Partner warehouse

Accepted name
Timonius minahassae
Family
Rubiaceae
Genus
Timonius

Botanical synonyms

  • Timonius stipulosus

Taxonomy: World Flora Online CC0 1.0

Planting time

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Recommended sowing Out of season

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  • Family
    Rubiaceae
  • Stock origin
    Partner warehouse
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