Blue Grape (Myrciaria vexator)

Rare, Sweet Tropical Berry Common Names: Blue Grape, Vexator, False JaboticabaFamily: MyrtaceaeOrigin: Central and South America (native to regions like Costa Rica and Panama) Blue Grape (Myrciaria vexator), also known as False Jaboticaba, is a rare tropical fruit tree that produces dark blue, grape-like berries with a sweet, juicy flavor. The tree is closely related to the Jaboticaba, sharing similarities in appearance and fruit structure. Blue Grape fruits have thick, purple-blue skin and soft, sweet, white pulp that is rich in flavor, making them a delightful treat for fresh eating or juicing. This slow-growing, evergreen tree thrives in warm, humid climates, and its ornamental beauty, combined with its delicious fruit, makes it a prized addition to tropical and subtropical gardens. Distinctive Features, Uses, and Nutritional Value Fruits: Blue Grape fruits are small, round, and dark blue to purple, about the size of a grape or small plum. The thick skin surrounds a soft, juicy pulp