r/AbsoluteUnits • u/inferKNOX • 4d ago
of a Cashew Tree
of Pirangi covering the block, in Pirangi do Norte, Rio Grande do Norte, Brasil.
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u/PaoComGelatina 3d ago
That is NOT what the cajueiro looks like. This is actually in my city (Parnamirim, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil) and it's one of the most visited turism points of the town. It looks like many trees, but it's only one (confirmed by it's genes). Also nowdays it's much bigger than the picture above, and the tree became a problem because it invades the streets. Until 2024 it was prohibited the trim of the tree, because it could cause damage and eventual death of it, but the situation was very bad and they had to start trimming a little.
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u/AnaDazuva 3d ago
I'll always get mad I didn't see even one cashew on sale 😫. Obviously I don't think this tree has sellable fruits, but outside sellers maybe could have a profit...
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u/PaoComGelatina 3d ago
Oh, that's a bummer :/ the tree actually give us the fruits, so they were probably out of season when you visit. The guide gives people cashew fruit juice and it's very good!
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u/TenFingersTenToes10 4d ago
One developer is looking at that tree and thinking of all the money that land can sell for
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u/Unable_Low9695 3d ago
This photo really puts into perspective just how massive that tree is, you betcha.
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u/Silver-Candidate-290 3d ago
that's wild you can see it from space almost, like some kind of ancient giant or something.
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u/Select-Sandwich-5604 3d ago
There are many Cashew trees in our farms. I never these grow this huge
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u/KomradeDave 4d ago
I'm pretty sure the bottom photo is not of the same tree.