Plinia coronata "Coroada de Divinolândia"

Plinia coronata "Coroada de Divinolândia" is a rare and exceptional jaboticaba variety discovered near coffee farms in Divinolândia, São Paulo State, Brazil. Nestled in the Serra da Mantiqueira mountain range at altitudes above 1000 meters, this variety is named "Coroada," meaning "crowned," for its striking greenish-bronze cross at the fruit's apex, resembling a Christian cross. Seeds and scions were collected from five magnificent trees, reportedly over 100 years old, showcasing the longevity of this cultivar. The large, sweet fruits boast a medium-sized seed and an abundance of juicy pulp, making them a favorite for fresh consumption. The tree itself features a dense, rounded crown if allowed to grow naturally, adding ornamental value. With its divine origins, unique appearance, and delicious fruit, Coroada de Divinolândia is a true treasure for jaboticaba enthusiasts and collectors.