Mamoncillo (Melicoccus bijugatus) choose size:6cm pot Anthurium regale is quite sparse

Anthurium regale is quite sparse with its leaves

bright but indirect light

from March to October

meaning they can start life as a seed on a tree branch that then sends roots into the ground

but should generally be avoided during the summer

Mamoncillo (Melicoccus bijugatus) choose size:6cm pot Anthurium regale is quite sparsePerhaps the tastiest fruit there is Melicoccus bijugatus , also known as Mamoncillo, Spanish lime or Genip, is a tropical fruit tree that is relatively unknown in our part of the world but certainly worth discovering. This beautiful tree produces small, slightly oblong round fruits that resemble limes. The fruits appear after a very fragrant white flowering period. When peeled, the sweet orange flesh is revealed, reminiscent of lychees and rambutans.