Two Hawaiian Abiu Fruit Tree Seedlings – Tropical Caramel Delight for Experienced Growers (Shipping Included)
Discover one of the rarest and most delicious tropical fruits you've probably never tasted: Abiu (Pouteria caimito), also known as Yellow Sapote or Brazilian Star Apple.
These premium young Abiu fruit tree seedlings originate from Hawaii and stand approximately 6 inches tall. Grown with care in the ideal tropical conditions of the islands, they carry the vigor and genetics that make Abiu a standout in warm-climate orchards and food forests.
The fruit is a true gourmet experience — bright golden-yellow skin encases translucent, jelly-like flesh with an irresistible sweet caramel, vanilla, custard, and brown sugar flavor. Many describe it as a luxurious cross between sapodilla and a creamy tropical custard. Once you try it, it's hard to forget.
Important Note for Success:
Abiu is a true ultra-tropical gem that rewards patient, experienced growers. If you can successfully grow jaboticaba, you have exactly what it takes to master Abiu. These young seedlings are sensitive when young and must be started in bright shade and slowly acclimated to full sun over several weeks. Sudden direct sun exposure can cause significant leaf burn. With proper gradual hardening and warmth, they will thrive and eventually produce heavy crops of this exotic fruit.
Perfect for collectors of rare tropical fruit trees, backyard food forest enthusiasts, or anyone expanding their home orchard in USDA zones 10–12 (or protected microclimates/greenhouses in cooler areas).
What You’ll Receive:
- Two healthy 6-inch Abiu seedlings
- Carefully packed for safe arrival
- Basic care guide included
Shipping Details:
- Shipping is included in the price
- Sent via Priority USPS Mail for fast, reliable delivery
- Ships Mondays and/or Tuesdays only
- Tracking number provided as soon as your package ships
These are limited-quantity seedlings from Hawaiian stock — once they're gone, they're gone until the next batch. Add this rare tropical treasure to your collection today and look forward to harvesting your own caramel-sweet Abiu fruits in the years ahead!
