Two Miracle Fruit Trees – Florida-Grown _ FREE SHIPPING!
Turns Sour foods Sweet
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Two Miracle Fruit Trees – the most exciting edible plant you’ll ever grow! These two healthy Miracle Fruit Trees (Synsepalum dulcificum) come in large 3.5 x 8 inch nursery pots — much bigger and stronger than the tiny plants most sellers offer.
The Miracle Fruit Plant produces berries that contain miraculin, a natural protein that makes sour foods taste sweet for up to an hour. Eat one berry and then enjoy lemons like lemonade, limes like candy, sour pickles, grapefruit, and even tomatoes — all without sugar!
ATTENTION: These are young seedling trees. They typically begin flowering and fruiting in about 2 years. Images show mature plants; your trees will arrive without flowers or fruit.
Important: Do not order if temperatures in your area are below 50°F. We are not responsible for cold weather damage during shipping.
All orders include USPS Priority Shipping (average 2-day delivery).
Why Miracle Fruit Trees Are So Popular
Native to West Africa, Miracle Fruit Trees are evergreen shrubs loved by home gardeners, foodies, and health-conscious growers. One of the most unique plants you can buy online, they’re perfect for Florida gardens, patios, or as indoor houseplants.
Health Benefits of Miracle Berries
Natural zero-calorie sweetener (great for weight loss)
Helps manage blood sugar levels
Rich in antioxidants
Popular with chemotherapy patients to improve taste
Always consult your doctor before using for health purposes.
Growing Miracle Fruit Trees – Easy Care Guide
Light: Bright indirect light or partial shade
Soil: Acidic soil (pH 4.5 – 5.8)
Water: Keep moist but not soggy
Temperature: 60°F+ (protect from cold)
Fertilizer: Use acidic fertilizer (azalea type)
Self-fertile — only one tree needed to produce fruit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long until fruiting? About 2 years for these young seedling trees.
Can I grow Miracle Fruit indoors? Yes — excellent as a container or houseplant.
USDA Hardiness Zones? Best in zones 9–11 outdoors. Grow indoors elsewhere.
Do I need two trees? No, they are self-pollinating.