Pixbae Chico Sapodilla (Manilkara zapota) – 35+ Premium Seeds (Chikoo)

Our premium selection contains 35+ high-viability, carefully harvested seeds, giving you a specialized start to establish a thriving orchard of this exceptional sapodilla variety. Sapodilla trees are cherished for their beautiful, dense, evergreen canopy, providing lush shade and a reliable, delicious harvest for years to come.

You will receive: ✔️ 35+ Premium-quality Manilkara zapota (Pixbae Chico variety) seeds ✔️ Hand-selected for optimal viability and robust germination potential ✔️ Packaged in professional, moisture-controlled botanical sachets to maintain long-term freshness ✔️ Detailed germination and initial cultivation guide included to help you get started

🌼 Cultivation & Care Information

• Botanical Name: Manilkara zapota

• Common Name: Pixbae Chico / Sapodilla / Chikoo

• Plant Type: Tropical evergreen fruit tree

• Sun Requirements: Full sun (Essential: Requires consistent, bright, direct sunlight to support healthy canopy growth and fruit maturation).

• Soil / Medium: Thrives in rich, deep, and very well-draining loamy soils; excellent drainage is non-negotiable for long-term health.

• Watering: Young trees require regular, consistent moisture for establishment; mature trees are surprisingly hardy, though steady moisture during the fruiting phase ensures the largest, sweetest yields.

• Growth Habit: A sturdy, evergreen tree with a slow-to-moderate growth rate; perfect for those who appreciate a long-lived, productive addition to their garden.

• Temperature: Thrives in warm, tropical, and frost-free climates; must be kept in consistently warm environments and protected from any form of freezing weather.

💡 Pro Growing Tip: To encourage successful germination in this hard-coated variety, carefully nick the edge of the seed (being mindful to avoid the inner embryo) and soak them in warm water for 24–48 hours. Sow the seeds in a warm, airy seed-starting medium and keep the container in a consistently bright, warm location. Sapodilla can be slow to wake up—stay patient and keep the soil warm, and you will be rewarded with robust, thriving seedlings!