The berries are carried on the tree for several months and each contains 2-3 black seeds. The species is well established in cultivation in temperate, sub-tropical and tropical climates where it forms an attractive medium sized tree which is not too large for suburban gardens. It is hardy in fairly rich soils although it will not withstand waterlogged conditions and performs best with ample moisture. Propagation is usually carried out from seed which germinates readily without treatment. Seedlings may be slow growing for the first few years.
Cuttings are also successful.
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