Betel Nut Palm Africa This is a grafted tree

This is a grafted tree that will start to produce fruit in 1-2 years

It can be kept at 1 meter indefinitely and will still produce an abundance of sweet cherries

It’s endemic to the Daintree region in Queensland

suited to subtropical climates

The tree itself is well suited to backyards

Betel Nut Palm Africa This is a grafted treeA graceful, tropical palm also commonly called Areca nut, this is not a true nut but a palm seed. Its use carries dangers, however, see Warning below. Used in many Asian and Pacific cultures, the seed is separated from the outer layer of the fruit and may be used fresh, dried, boiled, baked, roasted or cured. they are chewed in a similar way to chewing tobacco, producing a mildly euphoric and stimulating effect, and helping reduce tension. Betel nuts