Blueberries – Arándanos

The dragon fruit, is also known as "pitaya" or "pitahaya", which was discovered for the first time in the wild by the Spanish conquerors in Mexico, Colombia and Central America. Those who see it give it the name of "Pitahaya" which means "scaly fruit". There are 2 varieties, the yellow dragon fruit cultivated in subtropical zones of South America and the red dragon fruit. DOWNLOAD DATA SHEET

The berries are fruits that despite coming from plant species that are completely different, have a similar and common characteristic. Its size is tiny, between 1 and 3 cm, depending on the species. There are two kinds: Rubus: This plant is native to the high and tropical areas of America, found in Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico and Peru, among other countries. It develops very well in clay loam soils. Morus: It has been cultivated for its edible fruit, and planted and naturalized in western Europe, Ukraine, and in eastern China. DOWNLOAD DATA SHEET

The passion fruit, also known that active your passion mode, is a plant of tropical origin whose fruit, oval in shape, has many nutritional and medicinal properties. DOWNLOAD DATA SHEET

It is also known as lulo, obando, cocona, ornuqui. Although its name implies that it looks like orange, it is actually very different, its taste is more sour and acidic. The interior of the fruit looks more like a tomatillo than an orange. One of the main uses of the naranjilla is to prepare juice and it also lends itself very well to combine with other fruits in juices and smoothies. The naranjilla can also be used to prepare a variety of dishes from desserts such as ice creams and cakes to savory dishes such as dry or stews of meat DOWNLOAD DATA SHEET