Gabon Grape Fruit Plant (Trichoscypha Acuminata ) Plant Type:Seedling Plant Fruiting Time: Jambu Bira typically

Fruiting Time: Jambu Bira typically starts fruiting within 2 to 3 years

the fruit contributes to improved skin health

Botanical Name: Bunchosia Glandulifera

Blooming Time/Fruiting: 3 to 4 years from seed

it can also be adapted to the tropical and subtropical climates of the Indian subcontinent

Gabon Grape Fruit Plant (Trichoscypha Acuminata ) Plant Type:Seedling Plant Fruiting Time: Jambu Bira typicallyGabon Grape (Trichoscypha Acuminata) Botanical Name: Trichoscypha Acuminata Common Name: Gabon Grape General Information: Unbranched or poorly branched evergreen tree. Native to the forests of Gabon, Congo, Cameroon, and Nigeria. Harvested from the wild for local use as food and medicine. The pulp is eaten raw, offering a sweet vinous taste. Used to make jam, and the fruit juice makes a pleasant drink. Health Benefits: The citric acid in Gabon Grape