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Pink Wampee (Clausena excavata)

Pink Wampee (Clausena excavata)

by Sow Exotic
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$24.95 - $24.95
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Rare, Medicinal Tropical Fruit Tree

Pink Wampee (Clausena excavata), also known as Pink Clausen and Pink Citrus Berry, is a small, tropical fruit tree native to Southeast Asia. A member of the Rutaceae family, Pink Wampee is valued both for its medicinal properties and its small, pink fruits. Although less commonly known than other tropical fruit trees, Pink Wampee is cherished in traditional medicine and is grown in gardens for its ornamental appeal.

The tree produces clusters of tiny, pinkish-red fruits that are tangy and slightly sweet. With its lush, aromatic foliage and attractive fruits, Pink Wampee is a unique addition to tropical and subtropical landscapes. It grows as a small, evergreen tree or shrub with a bushy, compact growth habit, typically reaching 6–15 ft. in height, making it suitable for small spaces or container growing.

Cultural & Culinary Significance

Pink Wampee has a long history of traditional use in Southeast Asian medicine. Its leaves, bark, and roots have been used in folk remedies to treat a variety of ailments. In traditional herbal practices, the leaves, bark, and roots are believed to have anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and antioxidant effects. Herbal teas made from the leaves are traditionally used for fever, digestive issues, and respiratory ailments.

The small fruits are also valued for their culinary uses. Pink Wampee produces small, round berries that ripen from green to pink. The fruits have a tangy, citrus-like flavor with a hint of sweetness and can be eaten fresh or used in beverages and desserts. The fruits are rich in vitamin C and antioxidants and have been valued as a nutritious food with traditional immune-supporting benefits.

Why Grow Pink Wampee?

  • Produces clusters of small, round fruits that ripen from green to pink
  • Tangy, citrus-like fruit has a hint of sweetness and can be eaten fresh
  • Fruits are versatile for beverages and fruit-based desserts
  • Aromatic compound leaves release a pleasant fragrance when crushed
  • Compact, bushy growth makes it suitable for small spaces and containers

 

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Rare, Medicinal Tropical Fruit Tree

Pink Wampee (Clausena excavata), also known as Pink Clausen and Pink Citrus Berry, is a small, tropical fruit tree native to Southeast Asia. A member of the Rutaceae family, Pink Wampee is valued both for its medicinal properties and its small, pink fruits. Although less commonly known than other tropical fruit trees, Pink Wampee is cherished in traditional medicine and is grown in gardens for its ornamental appeal.

The tree produces clusters of tiny, pinkish-red fruits that are tangy and slightly sweet. With its lush, aromatic foliage and attractive fruits, Pink Wampee is a unique addition to tropical and subtropical landscapes. It grows as a small, evergreen tree or shrub with a bushy, compact growth habit, typically reaching 6–15 ft. in height, making it suitable for small spaces or container growing.

Cultural & Culinary Significance

Pink Wampee has a long history of traditional use in Southeast Asian medicine. Its leaves, bark, and roots have been used in folk remedies to treat a variety of ailments. In traditional herbal practices, the leaves, bark, and roots are believed to have anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and antioxidant effects. Herbal teas made from the leaves are traditionally used for fever, digestive issues, and respiratory ailments.

The small fruits are also valued for their culinary uses. Pink Wampee produces small, round berries that ripen from green to pink. The fruits have a tangy, citrus-like flavor with a hint of sweetness and can be eaten fresh or used in beverages and desserts. The fruits are rich in vitamin C and antioxidants and have been valued as a nutritious food with traditional immune-supporting benefits.

Why Grow Pink Wampee?

  • Produces clusters of small, round fruits that ripen from green to pink
  • Tangy, citrus-like fruit has a hint of sweetness and can be eaten fresh
  • Fruits are versatile for beverages and fruit-based desserts
  • Aromatic compound leaves release a pleasant fragrance when crushed
  • Compact, bushy growth makes it suitable for small spaces and containers

 

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