Junglesop Live Plants (Anonidium Mannii)

Junglesop, scientifically labeled as Anonidium Mannii, is a rapidly growing tropical tree originating from the lush regions of Tropical Africa, specifically Ghana, Gabon, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This remarkable tree has garnered attention for producing the second-largest fruit worldwide. Junglesop typically begins bearing fruit on a seasonal basis after approximately a decade of growth. While it stands as the largest member of the Annonaceae family, it bears the honor of carrying the second-largest fruit globally, with an average weight ranging from 4 to 7 kilograms and occasionally reaching an impressive 15 kilograms.

The fruit of Junglesop boasts a soft, yellow-orange flesh, characterized by a distinctive flavor that can vary from sweet to slightly sour, influenced by the genetic characteristics of the tree and the fruit's degree of ripeness upon harvest. In addition to its flavorful qualities, Junglesop is a rich source of Vitamin A, adding to its nutritional significance.

Known by the common name "Junglesop," this botanical wonder maintains its formal identity as Anonidium Mannii. Typically, Junglesop trees enter their blooming and fruit-bearing phase within a span of 3 to 5 years. In terms of maintenance, they require a moderate level of care and attention. Junglesop stands as a testament to the fascinating diversity of tropical trees, offering not only an exceptionally large fruit but also a unique blend of flavors and nutritional benefits.