The Emperor's Fruit Live Plant ( Chrysophyllum imperiale)

Emperor's Fruit (Chrysophyllum imperiale)

Common Names: Emperor's Fruit, Emperor's Tree.

Botanical Name: Chrysophyllum imperiale.

General Information:

Native Region: Atlantic Forest.

Plant Size: Medium to large.

Leaves: Beautiful, large, ornamental (50 - 60cm), serrated edges.

Fruits: 2.5 to 6 cm, globose, flattened ends, smooth skin.

Fruit Color: Ranges from yellow to orange.

Nutritional Content:

Mineral Richness: High in potassium.

Potassium Benefits: Regulates blood pressure, supports heart function, aids nerve and muscle function, plays a role in fluid balance and electrolyte regulation.

Cultivation Details:

Bloom Time/Fruiting: 3 to 4 Years.

Maintenance Required: Moderate.

Summary: The Emperor's Fruit, native to the Atlantic Forest, is known for its large ornamental leaves and tasty fruits. It serves both practical and decorative purposes, with its indoor ornamental potential when young and its nutritional richness, particularly in potassium.