Tamarind Tree Live Plant Tamarindus Indica Juicy Acidic Fruits 5 L Pot 4-5 Ft

Description: Tamarind TreeHarvesting of the tamarind tree is usually done during the spring, from the beginning of March to the middle of April in Africa. In Asia, the harvesting season is from November until February.Tamarind is used in all kinds of culinary dishes. You can use it in pad thai, curry, chutney, sauces, and even drinks. When the tamarinds are ready to harvest, they will fall to the ground themselves. The inside of the pod will be a red-brown color, and the flesh will be juicy. The tamarind fruits are naturally sour, but they will sweeten a little bit as they ripen.Harvesting tamarind is extremely simple. The pods usually fall to the ground when they are ripe, and you can easily collect them that way. Tamarinds that are not ripe can be left on the ground until they are ready. To easily collect all of the fruit when it falls, spread a tarp on the ground below the tree.You can also shake the branches by climbing up a ladder for easier access. Additionally, you can simply pull the pod from its stalk if it is ripe. From here, the tamarinds can be sorted in bulk.Tamarind trees, or Tamarindus indica, are native to tropical Africa; they are also part of the pea family, or Fabaceae. Today, India is the largest manufacturer of tamarind. The tamarind trees can become huge and reach an incredible height of up to 80 to 100 feet with a spread of about 40 feet. The circumference of the trunk is about 25 feet.The fruit of the tamarind tree is small and is shaped similarly to a peanut. The inside of the pod of the tamarind is fleshy, juicy, and acidic. Varieties in Asia have more pods than those in African and West Indian varieties.The leaves are long and have a bright green color. The tiny yellow flowers begin to bloom in spring, and the fruit is ready to be harvested in May and June. Doni avocado has a smooth texture, light taste, and is close to fleshy, with large seeds in the middle. The tamarind is packed with nutrients, such as vitamin A, vitamin C, iron, and calcium.Tamarind trees grow best in USDA hardiness zones 10 and 11. This is because they need the heat to survive, and they are not tolerant of the cold.!!!!Damaged leaves or small branch breakage can be a normal part of the shipping process and does not affect the health of the plant. Just trim off any damaged leaves or stems and the tree will grow new leaves. If you receive a tree that has been damaged by the shipping carrier, or arrives in poor condition, please save the packaging and contact us immediately. You must contact us within three days of the arrival of the damaged tree. We require photos of the entire tree and the container along with a photo of the box the tree was shipped in. Once we receive photos of the tree and box we will be happy to resolve your issue. Plants are living things and will need proper care and nutrients to acclimate to their new environments. Neglect or purchasing plants that are not suitable for your growing zone or soil type are not included in this guarantee.PaymentPayment accepted through Paypal.Shipping We do not offer local pickup or combines shipping. We do not ship to APO's. We shipping to PO Boxes. We only ship to the lower 48 states and do not ship to Alaska/Hawaii, US Protectorates, APO/FPO, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands (U.S.), Bermuda, Greenland, Mexico, Saint Pierre and MiquelonReturn We want you to be happy with your purchase. You may return items in its original condition within 30 days. Please to process a return.

Price: 149.95 USD

Location: Vero Beach, Florida

End Time: 2025-01-17T15:53:45.000Z

Shipping Cost: 14.95 USD