Wax Apple Tree Live Plant, Wax Jambu Fruit Tree, Syzygium Javanicum, Tropical Edible Fruit Tree, Crisp Sweet Summer Fruit, 1–2 Feet Tall, 6 Inch Pot

Enjoy the refreshing taste of tropical fruit with this Wax Apple (Wax Jambu) live plant. Known for its crisp texture, mild flavor, and refreshing quality, wax jambu is a wonderful addition to a tropical home garden.

The fruit has a flavor reminiscent of apple with a delicate hint of rosewater. It can be enjoyed fresh or sliced into fruit salads as a refreshing summer treat.

Plant Details

• Common name: Wax Apple, Wax Jambu

• Botanical name provided: Syzygium javanicum

• Family: Myrtaceae

• Origin: South India to Eastern Malaysia

• Plant quantity: 1 live plant

• Plant height: Approximately 1–2 feet tall

• Shipping pot: 6-inch nursery pot

• Average mature size: Approximately 30 feet tall × 30 feet wide

• Fruit season: Summer

• Listed damage temperature: Approximately 28°F

Fruit Characteristics

• Crisp, refreshing texture

• Mild, pleasant flavor reminiscent of apple

• Delicate rosewater-like note

• Enjoy fresh or use as a garnish in fruit salads

• Available varieties include red, pink, white, and green

Growing Information

Wax jambu is a tropical fruit tree valued for its attractive fruit and productive growth. Under suitable growing conditions, trees may begin fruiting in approximately 1–2 years.

Although the tree can reach substantial dimensions when grown naturally, it can be maintained at approximately 10–12 feet with regular pruning twice a year.

The listed damage temperature is around 28°F. Protect your tree from freezing conditions and prolonged cold exposure.

Shipping Information

You will receive one live Wax Apple plant, approximately 1–2 feet tall, shipped in a 6-inch nursery pot.

Natural variations in plant shape, branching, and foliage are normal. Some leaf drop or temporary stress may occur during shipping.

Please unpack your plant promptly after delivery and allow it time to acclimate to its new environment.

Please Note: Fruit production and timing depend on climate, growing conditions, and plant maturity. Flowers and fruit are not guaranteed upon arrival.