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Mamey Sapota(Pouteria sapota) Fruit Plant
Mamey Sapota(Pouteria sapota) Fruit Plant
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Mamey Sapota Plant – The Exotic, Creamy, and Delicious Tropical Fruit Tree!
Add a tropical twist to your garden with the Mamey Sapota Plant, a rare and exotic fruit tree prized for its sweet, creamy, and nutrient-rich fruits. Loved for its unique flavor — a perfect blend of mango, papaya, and sweet potato — this plant is a must-have for fruit lovers in India who enjoy growing something truly special at home.
The Mamey Sapota (Pouteria sapota), also known as Mamey or Red Sapote, is a tropical evergreen tree native to Central America and now gaining popularity in Indian gardens. The fruits are oval, brown-skinned, and have a soft orange-red pulp with a rich, creamy texture and naturally sweet flavor.
It’s a fast-growing, long-living tree that thrives beautifully in Indian tropical and subtropical climates, making it perfect for backyards, farms, and home gardens.
| Plant Type | Tropical fruit Plant |
| Plant Height | 2 feet long |
| Fruit Colour | Brown skin with orange-red flesh |
| Placement | Outdoor / Garden / Farm |
| Sunlight |
Prefers full sunlight for best growth and fruiting. |
| Common Name | Mamey Sapota, Red Sapote, Mamey Fruit Tree |
| Botanical Name | Pouteria sapota |
| Maintenance Required | Moderate |
✅ Exotic Tropical Taste: Rich, creamy fruit with a flavor like mango, apricot, and sweet potato.
✅ Highly Nutritious: Packed with fiber, vitamins A & C, and natural antioxidants.
✅ Fast Growing: Begins fruiting in just a few years under good care.
✅ Perfect for Indian Climate: Grows well in warm, sunny conditions across India.
✅ Beautiful Tree: Dense green foliage makes it an attractive shade and fruit tree.
🌱 Care Tips
Sunlight: Requires full sunlight for strong growth and high fruit yield.
Watering: Moderate; water regularly during dry months.
Soil: Well-drained fertile soil is best.
Fertilizer: Apply organic compost or cow dung manure twice a year.
Pruning: Light pruning helps maintain shape and encourage branching.
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