Red Lady Papaya Plant – Carica papaya ‘Red Lady’ – Dwarf Tropical Fruit Tree – Live Starter Plant – Self-Fertile, Fast Growing

Red Lady Papaya Plant – Carica papaya ‘Red Lady’ – Dwarf Tropical Fruit Tree – Live Starter Plant – Self-Fertile, Fast Growing

Sale price  $67.00 Regular price  $134.00
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Red Lady Papaya Plant – Carica papaya ‘Red Lady’ – Dwarf Tropical Fruit Tree – Live Starter Plant – Self-Fertile, Fast Growing

Red Lady Papaya Plant – Carica papaya ‘Red Lady’ – Dwarf Tropical Fruit Tree – Live Starter Plant – Self-Fertile, Fast Growing

Sale price  $67.00 Regular price  $134.00
  • 🍈 Dwarf Papaya Variety: ‘Red Lady’ is a compact, fast-growing papaya tree that produces delicious, sweet red-fleshed fruit.

  • 🌱 Live Starter Plant: You’ll receive a healthy, rooted live plant ready to grow in your garden or container.

  • 🍓 Sweet Red Fruit: Produces large, juicy red-orange papayas with a smooth texture and tropical flavor.

  • 🧬 Self-Fertile Plant: No pollinator needed – produces fruit with a single plant; great for home growers.

  • 🌞 Loves Heat & Sun: Thrives in full sun and warm climates; best in USDA zones 9–11.

  • 🌱 Container Friendly: Grows well in pots; great for greenhouses, patios, or bringing indoors in cooler zones.

  • Fast Fruiting: Begins fruiting as early as 7–10 months after planting under optimal conditions.

Grow your own tropical fruit at home with the Red Lady Papaya (Carica papaya ‘Red Lady’) – a dwarf, self-fertile papaya variety known for its early fruiting, compact size, and incredibly sweet, red-orange flesh.

Perfect for gardeners in USDA zones 9–11, this fast-growing tropical tree typically begins producing fruit in under a year, even when grown in large containers. 'Red Lady' is also self-fertile, meaning you only need one plant to enjoy a harvest.

The papayas are large, juicy, and delicious – perfect for fresh eating, smoothies, or desserts. The tree itself has a compact habit and does well in full sun, well-drained soil, and warm conditions. In cooler climates, it can be overwintered indoors or grown in a heated greenhouse.

This listing is for a live, rooted starter plant that’s ready to thrive in your garden or tropical collection.

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