Sete Capotes Fruit Plant (Campomanesia guazumifolia) Plant type:Seedling plant Supports wound healing by collagen

Supports wound healing by collagen production

Thailand alone grows over 300 varieties

The tree features stunning red to magenta flowers that grow on the trunk and branches

The sweet fleshy fruits are normally eaten raw or processed into jam and jelly

Sete Capotes Fruit Plant (Campomanesia guazumifolia) Plant type:Seedling plant Supports wound healing by collagenCommon Name: Seven capotes, Seven capes, Capoteira, Seven jackets, Arzeiro, Araa Botanical Name: Campomanesia guazumifolia General Information: A species of tree in the family Myrtaceae, native to Southern South America (Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, southern and eastern Brazil). A deciduous tree with an open crown, reaching a height of 3 8 meters. Edible fruits are sometimes gathered from the wild for local use, and it is occasionally cultivated in