Red Wax Jambu Tree

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The Red Wax Jambu (Syzygium samarangense) is a rare tropical fruit tree that bears glossy, pear-shaped fruit with crisp, mildly sweet flesh and an aromatic fragrance. Propagated by cuttings and grown in Homestead, Florida, it doubles as an attractive ornamental with lush foliage and vibrant fruit. At a glance Botanical name: Syzygium samarangense Propagation: Grown from cuttings Light: Full sun Water: Regular; well-draining soil Container: 3-gallon, about 2 feet or taller including container Age on arrival: About 12 to 18 months Type: Edible and ornamental fruit tree Best for Subtropical gardens and landscapes Use as an ornamental focal point Both new and experienced gardeners Sunny spots with well-draining soil Fresh snacking and tropical recipes How to grow Plant in a sunny location with well-draining soil. The tree ships in a 3-gallon container with soil enriched with slow-release granular 8-3-9 fertilizer, giving it a strong start. This fast-growing, low-maintenance variety adapts easily once established. Flavor profile The pear-shaped fruit has glossy, waxy skin and a puffy inner mesh around a single seed. It is crisp and refreshing with a subtle sweetness and an aromatic fragrance, ideal for snacking or a tropical twist in the kitchen. About Everglades Farm Everglades Farm grows its Red Wax Jambu trees in Homestead, Florida, where the warm subtropical climate supports vibrant growth and fruit production. Show more