Casimiroa — 2 species
Botanical species in the genus Casimiroa recorded in the PlantPeers database.
EdibleMedicinal
Casimiroa edulis
Casimiroa edulis
Family: Rutaceae
Cultivation
Plants are about as hardy as a lemon (Citrus limon), which means that they can tolerate occasional frosts. In tropical latitudes the plant can be found at elevations between 700 - 3,000 metres, but it is best grown between 1,000 - 2,000 metres. In subtropical climate it can be grown at sea level.
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Edible
Casimiroa tetrameria
Casimiroa tetrameria
Family: Rutaceae
Cultivation
Prefers an open, well-drained site on a loamy soil. Established plants are drought resistant, though they need adequate moisture if they are to fruit well. Trees can commence flowering and fruiting when 6 - 8 years old from seed.
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