Blueberry 'Maru' nut Natural habitat for his plant

Natural habitat for his plant is the Sierra Nevada mountains in the state of San Luis Potosi in Mexico

Slender curved fruit

This plant follows the Alocasia family traits where it will thrive only when kept in its ideal conditions

The species name (hieroglyphica) of this stunning Vriesia refers to the dark horizontal banding patterns of its leaves

clear pink flowers late Spring through Summer it will look stunning in the garden at home or the beach

Blueberry 'Maru' nut Natural habitat for his plantA Rabbiteye variety with an upright growth habit that produces good crops of large dark blue fruit with an excellent flavour. A mid to late season selection with fruit being ready to harvest in and around March. Thrive in a sheltered, sunny position where soils are moist, slightly acidic, rich in humus and free draining. Produces high yields of fruit when cross pollinated with another variety such as Blue Dawn or Tasty Blue. Grows to approximately 2m