Star apple

Star apple is scientifically called Chrysophyllum caimito, which is native to the Greater Antilles, West Indies then widely cultivated in Central America as well as Southeast Asia.

White-Green Star Apple. Kaimito in tagalog

We're lucky with the weather,so we have a variety of produce. Here are a few guatemalan fruits that are specific to our area.

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Chrysophyllum cainito, more commonly known as star apple, is known by many names ranging from purple star apple to milk fruit, tar apple, and aguay. The most common name derives from its purple outer skin and a seed pattern that looks like a star. Sweet and aromatic, the fruit has a variety of medicinal properties […]

Star apple growing instruction & requirement Star apple info: climate, zone, growth speed, water, light, planting season & colors

The store-bought stuff is expensive. Surprise your loved one with this easy homemade version instead.

It’s the season of the African star Apple commonly known as agbalumo “Yoruba”, Udala/Udara “Igbo” or cherry in Nigeria. On my recent visit to the local market, i notic…

Breast Milk fruit, anyone?

Star Apple - This is a close relative of the Abiu. It has a wonderful milkshake flavor. The fruits are purple or green. When sliced open they have a star design in the center. The tree is very beautiful. The leaves have a bronze color on the under side. This tree takes 3 to 5 years to bear. It is large and likes full sun and good drainage. Plant 25 to 30 feet apart.