Santol Fruit Tree Live Plant, Tropical Santol Tree, Sweet Tangy Exotic Fruit, Fresh Eating Jelly and Preserve Fruit Tree, 2 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot
Santol Fruit Tree Live Plant, Tropical Santol Tree, Sweet Tangy Exotic Fruit, Fresh Eating Jelly and Preserve Fruit Tree, 2 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot
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Santol Tropical Fruit Tree – 2 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot
Add an unusual tropical fruit tree to your garden with this Santol live plant! Santol is prized for its distinctive, baseball-sized fruits with a thin rind and sweet-to-sub-acid pulp surrounding several large seeds.
The fruit can be enjoyed fresh or used to prepare homemade jellies and preserves. Its unique flavor makes Santol an interesting choice for tropical fruit enthusiasts and collectors of exotic edible plants.
Plant Details
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Common name: Santol
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Plant type: Tropical fruit tree
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Quantity: 1 live plant
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Shipping height: Approximately 2 feet tall
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Shipping pot: 3-gallon nursery pot
Fruit Characteristics
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Approximately baseball-sized fruit
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Thin outer rind
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Sweet to sub-acid pulp
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Several large seeds surrounded by the pulp
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Enjoyed fresh or used for jellies and preserves
A Unique Addition to Your Fruit Garden
Santol offers something different from familiar backyard fruit trees. Its distinctive fruit size, flavor, and texture make it an appealing addition to a tropical fruit collection or home orchard.
Enjoy experimenting with fresh Santol fruit or using it in homemade preserves and jellies when your tree becomes mature enough to produce.
Shipping & Plant Care
Your order includes one Santol live plant, approximately 2 feet tall, shipped in a 3-gallon nursery pot.
Please unpack your plant promptly after delivery and allow it time to acclimate to its new environment. Some temporary leaf drop or shipping stress may occur during transit. Natural variations in height, branching, and appearance are normal for live plants.
This listing is for a live plant, not harvested fruit. Flowers and fruit are not guaranteed upon arrival. Fruiting depends on tree maturity, climate, pollination, and growing conditions.
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