Sherbet Berry Live Plant (Phalsa/Falsa) - Grewia asiatica - Wellspring Gardens Starter Plant - Live Plant Rare Fruit-Bearing Tree - Easy to Grow Tropical Plants for Garden, Yard, Patio & Landscaping

I bought a few of these from Wellspring before I figured out the right environment in my yard for them ... so I lost two and third is doing great and is now about 10 ft and growing. The trunk is about 4".This one was planted in Sept 2021 directly in the ground in the Phoenix, AZ area. It is a deciduous so dormant in the winter. It was looking a little unhealthy when when it woke in the spring, but I put some pure alfalfa pellets on the ground around it and it flourished after that. I will be my shade for that area of the yard. It is next to a pathway so it has to be pruned a bit taller so that branches are not in the way.The birds ate all the fruit so I didn't try it this year, but it does seem like it will be productive. I hope the root system isn't big because it is by my patio.Anyway, it does flourish in a lot of sun in AZ. Depending on pruning, it can be a shade tree. Or it can possibly be a bush if not pruned. The leaves look a bit like a mulberry tree, but the fruit is round like blueberries.

This arrived with a pathogen infection that resembled a nasty case of brown spot/gall/scald/root rot/thrips. There were no visible roots within or pushing through the plug. Even quarantined and regularly treated it made no progress and withered within a month.

a lil dry dirt was not in pot when arrived it was stretched

It was well protected in the box and packaging and very healthy the price was a little expensive for the size but a healthy plant anyway

Arrived in perfect condition well packaged and very healthy

Not worth buying at all. It was not just too small (hardly 4 inches), but it was also very weak. In spite of trying everything, it died. Will not buy again from this seller.

I bought few falsa berry plants in fall year before. They were all very small about two inches long with one or two leaves. They all died in winter. I kept them in my garage with hope some may grow back in spring. Kept giving water periodically.I was excited to see tiny leaves in late spring. They all grew very well. I kept them in pots for most last summer. I have planted few in the ground. All doing very well.

The was almost dead when I received it and I have been trying to nurse it back to health. It is not growing very well. I would never recommend this plant.