The Pumalaca flower.

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This is the flower of a fruit plant known by the name of Pumalaca. The flower has these thin, red filaments and then they break off and fall to the ground leaving a beautiful red trail.

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The flower grows in clusters on a stem that the plant detaches from its main stem to show an agglomeration of small round structures and then they grow until they form the fruit that grow in the same way agglomerated like fruits.

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It is a delicious fruit of a red color on the outside and with delicate skin, then inside we find a very white, juicy and sweet pulp with a citrus touch.

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I like the color and the different shapes that the flower obtains in its different evolutionary periods.

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Hola Gertu!
¿Cómo has estado? Espero que estés bien. Conozco el fruto de esa planta como pumarrosa, pero nunca había visto las flores, son hermosas. Saludos!

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Hello, all good. Yes it's true. I have always had this error. I confuse the two plants. Pumarosa and pumalaca.

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Hola! Y son plantas distintas? Yo pensaba que la pumarrosa es el fruto de la pumalaca,

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No, they are different plants. One is red, which is this one here, and the other is a smaller, round, greenish-yellow fruit. And the pulp is thin but very aromatic, it smells like flowers. The seed is similar.

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Interesting. I didn't know it. Thank you very much:)😊

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At your service. Thanks to you.

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I haven't seen this kind of flower. They are indeed beautiful even if they fall to the ground they still add beauty! Beautiful to the end :)

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That's right, very beautiful. Thanks for stopping by.

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You're welcome! Have a good one :)

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