Black Sapote Fruit Plant ( Diospyros Nigra ) Plant type:Seedling Plant native to Lesser Sunda Islands

native to Lesser Sunda Islands and Sulawesi

Fruit raw or cooked dried

Fruits have great potential for trade and are suitable for decoration in gastronomic events

Thrives in sunny positions or dappled shade

Each fruit typically contains 1 to 5 black seeds

Black Sapote Fruit Plant ( Diospyros Nigra ) Plant type:Seedling Plant native to Lesser Sunda IslandsBlack Sapote Fruit Plant ( Diospyros Nigra ) Common Name: Chocolate Pudding Fruit, Black Soapapple Botanical Name: Diospyros Nigra General Information: Originating from Mexico, Central America, and Colombia, the Chocolate Pudding Fruit, also known as Black Sapote or Black Persimmon, belongs to the persimmon family. The fruit is often called "sapote," a term used for any soft, edible fruit. Black Sapote resembles a tomato in appearance, with the skin