Green Sapote Fruit Plants - Pouteria Viridis garden plants • Signs: sticky residue

• Signs: sticky residue

• Mix in organic compost or well-rotted manure for better fruiting

• Requires regular and consistent watering

• Keep mulch a few inches away from the trunk to prevent fungal decay

• Mamey Sapote fruits take up to two years to mature after flowering

Green Sapote Fruit Plants - Pouteria Viridis garden plants • Signs: sticky residuePouteria viridis, commonly known as Green Sapote, White Faisan, or Zapote de Montaa, is a medium sized tropical fruit tree native to Guatemala and Costa Rica. Closely related to the Mamey Sapote, it produces round to oval, brownish green fruits with reddish pink, creamy, and sweet pulpa delicious tropical delicacy rich in vitamins and minerals. Ideal for tropical and subtropical gardens, this rare fruit tree adds both beauty and nourishment to your