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This fruit that looks like a small lantern is called "Suriname Cherry" and is native to Brazil. Its pulp is juicy, slightly bitter and sour. Although you can choose to eat it raw, people prefer to make it into gummy candies or make wine.

There are research reports that it can promote the secretion of melatonin from the pituitary gland, adjust jet lag, help sleep, and has a very good effect on insomnia. Therefore, this fruit is also called "sleep fruit". Its branches and leaves contain more of the same ingredients, and the tree is also called the sleep tree.

Suriname cherry blossoms are beautiful, and when they are fruitful, they are covered with red fruits, which look like agates and gems hanging on the branches. Because of its high ornamental value, it is a high-end garden tree species. It can be planted in the garden or cultivated into extremely beautiful bonsai.

Introduction to seeds

• Common Name:Surinam Cherry
• Planting place: outdoor indoor
• Cultivating Difficulty Degree: Easy
• Seed Count: 50  100
• Seed quality: excellent seed quality and high germination rate
• Storage environment: dry, low temperature, sealed
• Seed shelf life: 3-5 years

Tips for planting
planting season
Planting can be done in spring or mid-autumn. Before it gets too cold. A sunny, lightly shaded location is welcome.

Soil
Although it does not require high soil quality, it will grow faster if the land is plowed and organic fertilizer is sprinkled before planting.

Moisture
Suriname cherries have a slightly dry feel with earthiness rather than overflowing. Just determine the moment when irrigation is needed - at a depth of 2 cm, the soil must be dry. It is important to remember that you must use distilled or thoroughly boiled water.

Pruning
It is best to prune Suriname cherries in the spring. But if you need to pinch buds urgently, you can do it any time of the year. Instead of pruning, adjusting branch development with wire wrapped around a soft cloth can help provide the desired direction of growth.