Description
Seeds are offered fresh and carefully selected, suitable for hobby growers, rare fruit collectors, and small nurseries.
Important Difference: Garcinia brasiliensis vs Garcinia guacopary
These two species are frequently confused. Please note the clear distinction:
Garcinia brasiliensis (Pacuri)
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Smaller, round fruits
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Small seeds
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Aromatic pulp with balanced sweetness and acidity
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More compact fruit size
Garcinia guacopary
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Larger fruits, closer in size and shape to achachairú
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Larger seeds
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Slightly sweeter pulp
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Fruits are more elongated
Germination Guide (Best Practices)
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Fresh seeds are essential. Garcinia seeds lose viability quickly and should be planted as soon as possible after arrival.
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Remove all pulp residues and rinse gently with water.
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Use a light, well-drained substrate, such as:
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Vermiculite alone, or
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Vermiculite mixed with peat or organic compost (1:1)
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Sow seeds 1–2 cm deep in individual containers.
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Maintain constant warmth (ideal range: 25–35 °C / 77–95 °F).
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Keep substrate evenly moist, never waterlogged.
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Place seedlings in bright shade during early growth.
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Germination time varies; patience is required.
Cultivation & Growing Tips
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Climate: Subtropical to tropical; sensitive to frost.
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Light: Partial shade during the first years; gradual adaptation to stronger light.
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Soil: Rich in organic matter, well drained, slightly acidic to neutral.
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Water: Regular watering without prolonged saturation.
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Growth rate: Moderate; seed-grown trees may take several years to fruit.
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Protection: Young plants benefit from wind protection and mulch around the root zone.
What You Receive
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Fresh seeds of Garcinia brasiliensis (Pacuri)
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Carefully selected and packed to preserve viability
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PRE-SALE item — shipping from USA starting by mid-March
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Price set separately
Important Note
Garcinia seeds are recalcitrant and do not store well. For best germination results, sow immediately upon arrival.
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