Botanical Profile
Mammea americana is a tropical evergreen fruit tree in the Calophyllaceae family, cultivated for its large aromatic fruits and dense ornamental canopy.
Scientific Name
Mammea americana L. (commonly known as Mammee Apple)
Local Name
Mammee Apple, Santo Domingo Apricot, Mamey de Santo Domingo
Native Habitat
Native to the Caribbean and tropical America. It grows in warm humid tropical climates with seasonal rainfall and fertile soils.
Germination Difficulty
Moderate — fresh seeds germinate best under stable warmth and consistent moisture.
Germination Timeframe
Usually 4–8 weeks under tropical conditions.
Growing Condition
Prefers full sun, fertile well-draining soil, moderate to high humidity, and temperatures between 24–32°C. Young seedlings require regular watering and protection from prolonged drought.
Collector Significance
Collectors value this species for its large fragrant fruits, ornamental evergreen foliage, and rarity in tropical fruit collections outside its native range.
General Information
These seeds are rare and often hard to find online. Many available seeds have low viability due to long storage, but we provide fresh seeds with higher germination potential.
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