Cupui
Cupui is a lesser-known relative of the cacao tree, distinguished by its elongated, glossy leaves and small, yet fragrant, pinkish-white flowers. Thriving in tropical climates, cupui grows best under the dappled shade of taller trees, a testament to its understory origins. Its seeds are encased in elongated pods, hinting at its chocolate-producing kin, though it's not widely cultivated for commercial use.