Does Brazilian red fruit grow fast?

Brazilian red fruit is native to tropical America and likes high temperature weather. The suitable temperature for growth is 23 to 30 degrees. Have a certain cold resistance and can tolerate short-term low temperature. But it is best to keep the temperature above 5 degrees in winter, and leaves will be produced when the temperature is low.

Although some old leaves will fall off in early June and May 438+February, they can still continue to bloom. Brazilian red fruit does not need strong light, likes plenty of sunshine, is tolerant to semi-shade, and can grow normally under full sunshine and semi-shade conditions. However, the high temperature in summer should also be properly shaded to prevent the sun from exposure.