Bactris plumeria

Prefers warm and tropical climates with moderate to high humidity. Thrives at low to mid altitudes.

Common Name: Prickly Palm

Bactris plumeria, also known as the plum palm, is characterized by its tall spiny trunk and prickly foliage, making it an effective fence barrier. Additionally, it produces edible fruit, adding to its utility and appeal.

Bactris plumeria

Brazil

Other Relevant Information: - Bactris plumeria is also known as the Peach Palm. - It is native to Central and South America. - The fruit of Bactris plumeria is commonly used in cooking and can be eaten raw or cooked. - The plant has thorny leaves, which act as a natural deterrent and make it an effective fence barrier. - Bactris plumeria is cultivated for its edible fruit and is a popular choice in tropical regions. - The fruit of Bactris plumeria is often used to make jams, jellies, and desserts.

Loamy soil with good drainage.