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Two Florida-Grown Cashew Tree Seedlings – Exotic Nut & Fruit Producer
Imagine stepping into your backyard and harvesting your own cashews — both the famous cashew nut and the juicy, sweet cashew apple. That's the double harvest you get with these two healthy Florida-grown Cashew tree seedlings (Anacardium occidentale).
Each seedling arrives in a larger 3.5" x 5" deep nursery pot, standing 9–15 inches tall from soil level — bigger and stronger than what most sellers offer. Grown in Florida without synthetic pesticides.
Growing Timeline: With proper care, these seedlings typically begin producing fruit and nuts in about 3 years.
ATTENTION: Cashew trees are tropical plants. Do not order if temperatures in your area drop below 50°F. We are not responsible for cold weather damage during shipping. All orders include USPS Priority Shipping.
Why Cashew Trees Are So Special
- Double harvest — both cashew nuts AND the sweet cashew apple
- Self-fertile, but two trees means better pollination and higher yields
- Grown in Florida without synthetic pesticides
- One of the most unique tropical trees you can grow at home
Cashew Tree Growing Guide
- Light: Full sun (6+ hours daily)
- Temperature: 70–90°F ideal. Protect from anything below 50°F
- Soil: Well-draining, slightly acidic (pH 5.8–6.5)
- Water: Allow soil to dry slightly between waterings — do not overwater
- Pollination: Self-fertile, but two trees increases yield significantly
Best USDA Zones: 10b–11 outdoors. Possible in 10a with winter protection. Grow in containers elsewhere.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long until fruiting?
About 3 years from these young seedlings with good care.
Can I grow Cashew trees indoors?
They prefer full sun outdoors, but can be grown in large containers on sunny patios.
Do I need two trees?
No — they are self-fertile. But two trees means better pollination and more nuts!
Are these grown without synthetic pesticides?
Yes — grown in Florida without the use of synthetic pesticides.