products

  • stem: provides structural support, not typically used for products.
  • fruit: highly valued, sweet, and aromatic, commonly consumed fresh, dried, or canned.
  • leave: occasionally used in traditional medicine
  • bark: seldom used, sometimes for medicinal purposes.
  • flower: not widely utilized but essential for fruit production.

uses

  • plants/fruits: primary use for its sweet, aromatic fruits.
  • plants/greens: leaves are not typically consumed as greens.
  • plants/nuts: does not produce nuts.
  • plants/grains: does not produce grains.
  • plants/flowers: flowers are crucial for fruit production, not widely used otherwise.
  • plants/resins: does not produce resins.
  • plants/timber: wood is not widely used.
  • plants/medicine: parts of the plant, including the fruit, leaves, and bark, are used in traditional medicine.
  • plants/fuel: not commonly used for fuel.
  • plants/textile: not used in textile production.
  • plants/fertilizer: plant parts are not commonly used as fertilizer.

data

  • sun requirements: full sun to partial shade.
  • water requirements: regular watering, prefers moist but well-drained soil.
  • soil ph: slightly acidic to neutral (5.5 - 7.0).
  • plant/roles in permaculture guilds: provides shade and attract pollinators.
  • spacing in meter: typically 6-10 meters apart.
  • germination days: seeds typically germinate in 7-10 days.
  • strata: mid canopy to upper canopy.
  • days to maturity: fruits mature approximately 140 days after flowering.
  • plant, harvest, pruning calendar in months:
  • planting: spring
  • harvest: summer
  • pruning: late winter to early spring
  • good neighbors: citrus trees, banana, mango.
  • bad neighbors: walnut (juglone-sensitive plants).
  • chemical compound