Pouteria sapota - Mamey Sapote Our grafted Pantín (Key West) variety Mamey specimen which has been in ground for around 10 years is finally popping off after some irrigation setbacks. This tree is located across town at a family member’s residence, so we don’t always get there to spoil it as much as we could but have seriously been stepping up care recently. These trees are popular in South Florida and grown commercially but they are rarely planted in the Tampa Bay Area, which represents the nor

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What does this fruit remind you of? 🧡 Pouteria sapota, the mamey sapote, is a species of tree native to Mexico and Central America. The word “sapote” is from the Aztec word tzapotl, which means soft, sweet fruits. The variety of Mamey Sapote in this video is called Magaña. Wait until your Mamey Sapote is soft all over before opening 🔥 Mamey Sapote is super high in vitamin B6, vitamin C, copper, fiber, and vitamin E. To me it tastes like a mix between sweet potato and pumpkin pie and has the te

Pocos saben del uso de sus semillas 😱👇 Fruta de zapote (Pouteria sapota / mamey zapote) Características: Pulpa de color rojo anaranjado, dulce, cremosa y aromática. Contiene una semilla grande, brillante y dura. Rica en vitamina C, A, hierro, potasio y antioxidantes (carotenoides y taninos). Usos tradicionales y medicinales: Energizante natural: su alto contenido de azúcares naturales (fructosa y glucosa) la hace útil para recuperar energía. Para la piel: su pulpa se usa como mascarilla hidrat