Myrciaria Floribunda Live Plant

Myrciaria arborea, once described as a species or variety related to Myrciaria floribunda, is a remarkable and rarely encountered fruit tree native to Brazil. Discovered in the state of Santa Catarina, this impressive species stands out for its striking ornamental appearance and excellent fruit quality.

One of its most distinctive features is its beautiful white bark, which gives the tree a unique and elegant appearance throughout the year. Unlike many members of the genus, Myrciaria arborea can attain an impressive height of up to 20 meters (65 feet), making it one of the larger representatives within this group of fruiting trees.


The tree produces attractive fruits with translucent white flesh that is sweet, juicy, and highly enjoyable. The flavor is often compared to Jaboticaba, offering a pleasant grape-like taste that is appreciated by tropical fruit enthusiasts. The fruits contain a balanced proportion of pulp and seed, with approximately equal amounts of each, providing a satisfying texture and eating experience.

Ideal for fresh consumption, the fruits can also be used in juices, jams, desserts, ice creams, and other fruit-based preparations. Beyond its edible qualities, the species is valued for its ornamental beauty, impressive stature, and rarity.