Tadal Fruit (Nephelium Ramboutan-ake)

The Tadal Fruit (Nephelium Ramboutan-ake), also known as the Pulasan or wild rambutan, is a rare tropical fruit plant closely related to the popular rambutan. Native to Southeast Asia, this fruit plant is celebrated for its deliciously sweet, juicy fruits with a thick, leathery outer skin and luscious flesh similar to lychee. Its fruit is prized for its flavor, which is sweeter and less acidic than rambutan, making it a sought-after treat among exotic fruit lovers.

The Tadal Fruit plant thrives in warm, humid climates and can grow into a beautiful tree that reaches medium to tall heights. With attractive, glossy leaves and vibrant fruit clusters, this plant also adds an aesthetic appeal to any tropical garden. The tree prefers well-drained soil, plenty of sunlight, and regular watering to ensure healthy fruit production.

For gardeners and fruit enthusiasts who enjoy growing rare, tropical fruit trees, the Tadal Fruit offers a rewarding experience with its unique flavor and appealing appearance. Whether for personal consumption or as a conversation piece in your garden, this exotic fruit tree is a valuable addition to any collection.