Plinia coronata "Olho de boi Seleção"

Plinia coronata "Olho de Boi Seleção" is a distinguished jaboticaba cultivar native to São Paulo and Minas Gerais, Brazil. This medium-sized tree grows between 3 to 10 meters tall and is characterized by its elongated, dense canopy of a treecrown. The large, black fruits, notable for their distinctive light-colored disc at the the highest point or vertex of a plant stemapex, are highly prized for their juicy, sweet pulp and excellent yield.

Renowned for its versatility, the fruit is consumed fresh or used in sweets, offering exceptional culinary value. This variety propagates through seeds and grafting, making it accessible for cultivation. Its combination of abundant fruit production, superior flavor, and visual appeal makes Olho de Boi Seleção a standout choice for fruit enthusiasts and gardeners alike.