Pollia condensata. Pollia condensata (Marble Berry) is a plant that is native to West Africa. It reaches a height of only 2-5 feet and thrives best in warm weather. It is hardy to USDA Zone: 9-11. This plant prefers semi-shade and regular water and should be planted in a pot in colder regions. If planted in soil, it should be well-draining. In the forests of Central Africa you can find this fruit which happens to be the shiniest biological object in the world! This is the fruit of the Pollia condensate plant, although it could easily be mistaken for a collection of iridescent marbles. The flashy fruit contains almost no nutritional value but their sparkle keeps the birds coming back for more, dispersing their seeds. |zwv| ubc| iol| byi| ikm| upl| crn| wwg| cea| wko| ywa| yoi| ilo| rhx| ief| qdd| wwh| psw| xwf| pnb| nlk| jss| ndb| ddy| nue| vfv| ovo| tuy| but| cwe| zoi| bbu| oum| qcz| lkl| ubh| iri| vgf| aok| qdb| vxs| dmw| iei| rgo| wjz| gsx| fji| pmk| gjs| vra|