Macapuno

CultivarCocos nucifera 'Macapuno'

Also called Kopyor coconut, Makapuno

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Coconut (the species)
Photo: Franz Eugen Köhler, Köhler's Medizinal-Pflanzen · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Fact sheet

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Typetree

from Coconut · “tree” — Coconut - Wikipedia

Days to maturity60–100 years

from Coconut · “The tree grows from a single seed, which is an entire Coconut, taking between 3 and 8 years to bear fruit, and living between 60 and 100 years.” — Coconut Seed Germination, Time Period, Process | Agri Farming

Lightfull sun to part shade

from Coconut · “All Coconut palms require partial shade to full sun and well-drained soil.” — Coconut Seed Germination, Time Period, Process | Agri Farming

Waterwell-drained soil

from Coconut · “All Coconut palms require partial shade to full sun and well-drained soil.” — Coconut Seed Germination, Time Period, Process | Agri Farming

Hardiness zonesintolerant to cold

from Coconut · “cold and prefer copious precipitation” — Coconut - Wikipedia

Propagationseed

from Coconut · “Propagation is done by means of the Coconut fruit, which has no dormancy and requires no specific treatment for seed germination.” — Coconut Seed Germination, Time Period, Process | Agri Farming

Ready whenfruit fully ripens after 11 to 12 months

from Coconut · “Under favorable conditions, tall Coconut palms start flowering after planting for about 5 years (three years for Dwarf), while the fruit fully ripens after 11 to 12 months.” — Coconut Seed Germination, Time Period, Process | Agri Farming

Edible partscoconut

from Coconut · “Coconut is an important fruit in many parts of the world through humans and is one of the few species that make use of them.” — Coconut Seed Germination, Time Period, Process | Agri Farming

Diseasesbud rot, leaf spot diseases, stem bleeding, root diseases

from Coconut · “Coconut trees can also be affected by diseases” — Coconut Pest and Disease Management Guide | NCFA COOP | NCFMPC

Macapuno hasn't been researched on its own yet; these facts are for the species as a whole.

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