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Tapura Amazonica Plant Information: 🌱 Name: Tapura Amazonica 🌱 Quantity: 1 Plant 🌱 Container: 4x4x6 Container Plant Description: Seeds were imported from Brazil. This is a rare specie found in the Amazonian Brazil, Peru and Bolivia. It is believed to be a native of this part of the world only. Tree can be reach up to 30 m tall but usually much smaller. The edible fruit is gathered from the wild for local use of food. This fruit is hardly known in the outside world. The fruit is 3cm oblong-ellipsoid, and are very sweet and very pleasant to eat, the appearance of the fruits resembles a Pitomba. Shipping Information: Shipping Time: Plants will ship as soon as payment is made or at a later date upon request. Weather Consideration: Please be aware of your local weather conditions upon the date of purchase. Handling Time - Winter: 10-day handling time as a safeguard to ensure safe shipping conditions. Spring, Summer, Fall: 3-day handling time. Shipping Area: Only ships within the USA. No international shipping. State Regulations: Shipping to some states, such as Arizona and California, carries risks. If you purchase and reside in these states, you agree to take responsibility if the plant is rejected, confiscated, or destroyed by state authorities. We are not liable for any such incidents, but we will still ship to you. Return Policy: If a plant or seedling arrives damaged, please reach out to us with a photo of the damage. We are more than happy to send a replacement or refund your money. Do not hesitate to contact us with any questions or concerns. We always check the weather before shipping, especially during winter, to ensure safe delivery. If there is an issue with the plant once received, please let us know as soon as possible. Most issues, such as wilted leaves, will resolve themselves as the plant acclimates to its new environment. Thank You for Your Purchase! Thank you for choosing our store for your rare plant needs. We look forward to serving you again! We are a registered and inspected Nursery in the State of Kentucky. #625A