Fruiting Plants · Modern hybrid with European and American ancestry

Strawberry

Bright acidity, floral perfume and sweetness at full color.

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Botanical identityFragaria × ananassa
Current statusCaged Tower Garden Flex · fruiting crop
Heat languageNo capsaicin · 0 SHU

Not a flavor box. A living profile.

Choose a dimension. The instrument isolates one part of the plant’s character without reducing the whole ingredient to a single number.

Strawberry
Aroma / 78 The living fruit begins with floral and fruit aromatics.

Bright acidity, floral perfume and sweetness at full color.

Brightness / 86 Natural acidity creates energy and a sense of origin.

Bright acidity, floral perfume and sweetness at full color.

Depth / 74 Sweetness and later development move from the fruit outward.

Bright acidity, floral perfume and sweetness at full color.

Heat / 8 Its intensity comes from aroma and acidity—not capsaicin.

Bright acidity, floral perfume and sweetness at full color.

Fragaria × ananassa

A plant arrives with a past. We give it a new setting.

Used fresh, preserved, fermented or paired with chile and herbs for sweet-savory contrast.

Cultural route
Modern hybrid with European and American ancestry
Grown here
Hydroponically in Costa Rica

Flavor begins below the leaf.

Caged Tower Garden Flex · fruiting crop

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From plant to possibility

Seed

A small beginning, selected for the flavor and behavior we want to study.

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From plant to possibility

Root

The plant establishes in its grow cup while water, oxygen and mineral nutrition circulate below.

03
From plant to possibility

Tower

Vertical growing puts the plant in tropical light without pretending this is a field or conventional farm.

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From plant to possibility

Harvest

Leaves or fruit are selected when aroma, color and structure are ready—not simply when the calendar says so.

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From plant to possibility

Kitchen

Fresh, dried, infused or composed: the final use is chosen to protect what made the plant distinctive.

Used fresh, preserved, fermented or paired with chile and herbs for sweet-savory contrast.

This living entry is ready for original photographs, film and observations as the garden develops.

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