Prunus insititia aka Prunus Domestica

Prunus insititia, also known as European plum or Damson, is a species that encompasses both the general Prunus domestica and a specific subspecies known as Prunus domestica subsp. insititia or Prunus insititia. This self-fertile and dual-purpose damson variety produces white flowers in early spring, followed by rounded, blue-black fruit with a white bloom. Initially sharp, the fruit becomes sweet when fully ripe and is ready to be harvested in late summer. As a houseplant, Prunus domestica requires regular watering and thrives in long-lasting, direct light, preferably positioned less than 1 foot away from a window. It prefers soil that retains moisture well, and if repotted each time it doubles in size, it typically does not require additional fertilizers.