Live Rollinia Fruit Tree, Rollinia deliciosa, 4 Inch Pot, Biriba Plant, Rare Tropical Fruit Tree, Live Annona Relative

Bring an extraordinary tropical fruit tree to your collection with Rollinia (Rollinia deliciosa), commonly known as Biriba. Closely related to cherimoya and sugar apple, this fast-growing tropical tree is prized for its unique yellow, soft-spined fruits with creamy, sweet flesh often described as having hints of lemon custard.

In addition to its delicious fruit potential, Rollinia is an attractive ornamental tree with lush green foliage and rapid growth, making it an excellent choice for tropical gardens, edible landscapes, and rare fruit collections. With proper warmth and care, this uncommon species can become a productive addition to your backyard orchard.

You will receive one healthy, greenhouse-grown Rollinia (Rollinia deliciosa) growing in a 4-inch plastic nursery pot, carefully packaged and ready to thrive.

🌿 What's Included

• 1 Live Rollinia (Rollinia deliciosa)
• Well-established in a 4-inch plastic nursery pot
• Healthy, greenhouse-grown plant
• Carefully packaged for safe shipping

✨ Features

• Rare tropical fruit tree
• Also known as Biriba
• Produces distinctive yellow tropical fruits under suitable growing conditions
• Creamy, sweet fruit with custard-like texture
• Fast-growing tropical species
• Attractive lush green foliage
• Excellent for edible landscapes and home orchards
• Great collector plant for rare fruit enthusiasts
• Suitable for container culture while young
• Greenhouse grown for healthy establishment

🌱 Growing Information

• Botanical Name: Rollinia deliciosa
• Common Name: Rollinia, Biriba
• Plant Type: Evergreen Tropical Fruiting Tree
• Pot Size: 4-inch plastic nursery pot
• Light: Full sun to partial shade
• Soil: Rich, fertile, well-draining soil
• Water: Keep soil consistently moist without allowing it to become waterlogged
• USDA Hardiness: Zones 10–11
• Mature Size: Approximately 20–40 feet tall and 15–25 feet wide

🌼 Perfect For

• Tropical Fruit Collections
• Home Orchards
• Edible Landscapes
• Rare Fruit Enthusiasts
• Botanical Collections
• Patio Containers (while young)
• Tropical Gardens
• Gifts for Fruit Tree Collectors