Jaboticaba 'Coroada'
Plinia coronata
Double grafted
The Jaboticaba or Brazilian Tree Grapes are a group of fruiting trees from the family Myrtaceae and genus Plinia.
Distinct from and a lesser grown species than the common Jaboticaba, this species bears dark purple, tasty flavoured, grape sized fruits. Commonly known as Jaboticaba Coroada or King Jabuticaba.
Fruits at 7-8 years old. The fruit can be used in jams, jellies, juice or wine.
It is endemic to south-eastern Brazil.
Tree maintenance
Plinia coronata
Double grafted
The Jaboticaba or Brazilian Tree Grapes are a group of fruiting trees from the family Myrtaceae and genus Plinia.
Distinct from and a lesser grown species than the common Jaboticaba, this species bears dark purple, tasty flavoured, grape sized fruits. Commonly known as Jaboticaba Coroada or King Jabuticaba.
Fruits at 7-8 years old. The fruit can be used in jams, jellies, juice or wine.
It is endemic to south-eastern Brazil.
Tree maintenance
- Pruning - thin the bushy interior, and keep the tree to a reasonable height, as the tree can grow to 4-12 m tall.
- Fertilise 2-3 times a year with an organic all round fertiliser.
- Keep well mulched.
- Prefers a rich soil.
- Water during dry periods.