Garbo fruit grows on the trunks and branches of trees, and the number is astonishing. They grow so densely, it looks like a tree covered with insects from a distance, which is very scary.

This kind of fruit actually tastes good. It is sweet and has a unique taste. It is not so scary if you pick it off. Moreover, another special feature of Jiabao fruit is that it can bloom and bear fruit all year round, and can harvest fruits up to 5 times a year. It can be said to be a model worker among fruits. It is now mainly grown in some provinces in the south of our country. .

The Jiabao fruit tree is an evergreen shrub of the genus Aroma. It has strong branching ability at the top of the branches and the tree grows well. The part above the main trunk is naturally round-headed; there are two leaves on each node. The part connected with the stem is short and hairy, and the surface of the leaves is waxy, dark green and shiny, lanceolate or oval; the flowers are small, white, with many stamens and small light yellow pollen on top; the fruit is spherical, and the fruit is It changes from green to red, then to purple, and finally to purple-black. The skin has a firm and smooth appearance. Because the fruit is shaped like a grape, it is also known as "tree grape".

Origin of Garbo Fruit

Garbo Fruit is native to Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay and eastern Argentina in South America. It was introduced and cultivated in Taiwan, China, in the 1960s, in Fujian and Zhejiang. It is grown in Guangdong and other places. Garbo fruit is most suitable for reproduction and growth in the subtropical climate under moderate rainfall conditions. At the same time, Garbo fruit has excellent adaptability to environmental soil quality. Among them, the soil is loose, fertile and acidic sand type. The fertile soil is most suitable for growth. In addition, Jiabao fruit is mostly propagated through sowing, grafting and cutting.

Garbo fruit is most suitable for reproduction and growth in subtropical climates with moderate rainfall, and it has good low temperature tolerance. Many varieties can survive under low temperature conditions of -2.6°C, and some varieties can withstand - In a low temperature environment of 4.3℃, Jiabao fruit is a partial sun plant by nature. It likes full-day sunlight or a small amount of green shade. It has strong resistance to short-term drought. At the same time, Jiabao fruit has excellent adaptability to environmental soil conditions. Among them, Jiabao fruit has excellent adaptability to environmental soil conditions. Loamy soil with loose, fertile, slightly acidic sand is most suitable for growth.