Palatable Papaya Seeds (Carica papaya)

• You’ll receive packages of Hawaiian Carica papaya seeds, each package contains about 30 seeds, give or take

• Papaya trees are slender and can grow to over 20 feet in height when mature. Papaya fruit grow in clusters near the top of the tree and produces a sweet fruit

• Authentically 100% Hawaiian. These papaya seeds are harvested from our own trees and packaged in our certified nursery facilities on the Big Island of Hawaii. We have been doing this for nearly 40 years

• Ideal for USDA Plant Zone 10 - 11 when outdoors. Papaya grows well when in warm, steady climates and is sensitive to cold and frost

• Thrives indoors in ALL USDA PLANT ZONES!

• Makes a great gift for your family, friends and coworkers, or just keep for yourself!

• All of our Hawaiian tropical plants come with planting instructions ready for your green thumb

• Ships to all 50 states

• We want you to succeed! Customers who purchase directly from our website can enjoy our 5-star, “one-on-one” customer service, available long after the sale!

Papaya Stater Plant:

• You’ll receive one (1) rooted, Hawaiian-grown Carica papaya plant. Seedling height will vary, but you can expect it to be approximately 15 inches tall.

How to grow Hawaii's Papaya fruit:

Plant the papaya seeds 1/2" deep in sandy soil mixed with organic matter. Papaya's need good drainage so that the roots don't rot. Water it daily and don't let things dry out, especially when the papaya plant is young otherwise it will die. Try to keep it in a temperature range between 70℉ to 85℉. If the temperature gets to be over 85℉, then place it in the shade. A general garden fertilizer, utilized according to the manufacturer's instructions will help your papaya grow up healthy.

The papaya is a fruit that contains Vitamins as well as enzymes that help digestion. True, that in itself isn't a reason why you should eat them, but it underscores the fact that doing so isn't a bad idea. Now because there are restrictions on shipping fresh fruit out of the islands, most of you probably won't get to enjoy Hawaiian papaya in your home like we do in ours.​ No worries though, because you can grow your own

​Get a couple packs of our starter seeds and try your hand at agriculture. 

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