Description
Plinia sp. “Divisa Bahia–Minas Gerais” — Extremely Sweet Collector Jaboticaba
A special jaboticaba does not need a made-up Latin name. From the transition between Bahia and Minas Gerais comes this collector Plinia, singled out by the field source for its “sabor extremamente doce” — exceptionally sweet taste. That is a collector’s firsthand description, not a laboratory measurement or an independent tasting by Huertas Urbanas.
What we know about this accession
- Flavor: extremely sweet, as reported by the source on October 10, 2026.
- Locality: Bahia–Minas Gerais border region, Brazil (field-source label).
- Genus: Plinia, according to the source.
- Species: currently unidentified; sold as Plinia sp. only.
- Images: original material associated with this exact collector accession.
Why collectors may be interested
For a serious Plinia collection, flavor-oriented field selections like this are especially appealing. We preserve the source provenance and the uncertainty of the name rather than guessing which named jaboticaba species it might be.
November 2026 pre-sale
IMPORTANT — NOVEMBER 2026 PRE-SALE. One unit is one fresh seed. This accession is reserved through our Brazil-to-Argentina-to-USA pipeline. Shipping can take longer if import, inspection or forwarding is delayed. Seeds are shipped only after receipt and condition checks; unavailable units are refunded. Customers adding to an existing November order can ask about combining shipments to avoid duplicate standard shipping charges.
Germination and handling
Fresh Plinia seeds are best sown promptly in a light, airy and well-drained growing mix. Keep steadily moist but not flooded, in warmth and bright filtered light. Do not intentionally dry sensitive tropical Myrtaceae seeds; seed condition is inspected before fulfillment.
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