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Abiu Fruit Tree Seedlings – Florida-Grown Tropical Caramel Delight
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Two Florida-Grown Abiu Fruit Tree Seedlings
Discover one of the rarest and most delicious tropical fruits you've probably never tasted: Abiu (Pouteria caimito), also known as Yellow Sapote or Brazilian Star Apple.
Each order includes two healthy Florida-grown Abiu fruit tree seedlings, standing approximately 6 inches tall. Grown right here in Florida without the use of synthetic pesticides.
The fruit is a true gourmet experience — bright golden-yellow skin filled with translucent, jelly-like flesh bursting with rich caramel, vanilla, custard, and brown sugar flavors. Many describe it as a luxurious cross between sapodilla and creamy tropical custard.
Important Growing Timeline: These are young seedlings. With proper care, they typically begin fruiting in 3–5 years. We include two plants to increase pollination success and yields.
ATTENTION: These are true tropical plants. Do not order if your area regularly drops below 55°F. We are not responsible for cold damage during shipping. All orders include USPS Priority Shipping.
Why Florida-Grown Abiu is Special
One of the most prized rare tropical fruit trees
Exceptional sweet caramel flavor unlike anything else
Grown in Florida without synthetic pesticides
Highly sought after by collectors and food forest enthusiasts
Abiu Growing Guide
Light: Bright shade / indirect light for the first 2–4 weeks after arrival, then gradually acclimate to full sun
Temperature: 70–90°F ideal. Protect from anything below 55°F
Soil: Rich, well-draining, slightly acidic soil
Water: Keep evenly moist but never waterlogged — excellent drainage is critical
Pollination: Self-fertile but benefits from having multiple trees
Pro Tip: Place new arrivals in full shade (no direct sun) for 1–3 weeks so they can recover and acclimate after shipping. Gradually introduce them to more light over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long until I get Abiu fruit?
Expect first fruit in 3–5 years from these young seedlings with good care.
Why should I buy two Abiu trees?
Buying two increases pollination success and gives you better fruit set and higher yields.
What USDA zones can Abiu grow outdoors?
Best in Zones 10–12. In cooler areas, grow in containers and protect from cold.
Are these plants grown without synthetic pesticides?
Yes — grown in Florida without the use of synthetic pesticides.