South Florida is home to a secret variety of super long avocados called Pure Vida or "long-necks." A small farm called Miami Fruit has been growing and selling them at local farmers' markets for years, but word just got out about them on social media.

If you happen to be one of those who love eating avocados, then you might want to know that a farm in Florida is growing avocados which can grow up to 3 feet long and weigh up to 3 pounds each.The ginormous avocados are called "long-neck" or Pura Vida avocados. They've been grown and sold by Miami Fruit, the online fruit stand and farm, for many years, but they recently captured attention on social media after Miami Fruit posted a picture on its profile on Instagram sharing the news that this unique avocado can be ordered on its website Miamifruit.org. The photo went viral in no time.

The long neck avocados are 100 percent non-GMO and organic. They are creamy, thick, and slightly sweet. And they're usually only grown in southern Florida, but not commercially, which means that they are not commonly found in grocery stores.

Last but not least, these freakishly long avocados are sold in bulk beginning at $47 for the smallest box that contains 3-6 pounds of fruit. The biggest box contains 35-45 pounds and it costs $197. Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/miamifruit/