Our Fruit Plants

Our fruit plants are cultivated with care and selected for their superior genetics, health, and resilience. Each variety is grown by trusted local farmers and nurseries across Bali, then carefully inspected to meet international quality standards. From propagation to packaging, we ensure every plant is healthy, pest-free, and ready to thrive in your region.

Albizia lebbeck

Albizia lebbeck, known as the siris tree or “lady’s tongue,” is a large tropical tree native to South and Southeast Asia. It is widely planted for shade due to its wide, dense canopy and high ecological and economic value.

  • Creamy-white, fragrant, pom-pom-like flowers
  • The wood is durable, used for furniture, household items, and firewood.
  • Improving soil quality through natural nitrogen fixation
  • Young leaves and pods are useful as animal feed

Average Size

18-30 m

Fruit diameter

15-30 cm

Delonix regia

Delonix regia, also known as the flamboyant tree, is a tropical ornamental tree native to Madagascar known for its large, showy red or orange flowers. It is popular in tropical regions as a shade plant and as an ornamental in urban landscapes.

  • Large, bright red or orange flowers bloom profusely during the dry season.
  • Heat and drought tolerant, grows well in poor soils
  • The fine compound leaves resemble ferns, adding to the aesthetic value.
  • Popular as a street, park and yard tree

Average Size

9-15 m

Flower diameter

8-15 cm

Plumeria obtusa

Plumeria obtusa, also known as the white frangipani or frangipani, is a small tropical tree native to the Caribbean and Central America. Known for its fragrant flowers and beautiful glossy leaves, this plant is often found in gardens, cemeteries, and places of worship in Southeast Asia.

  • Suitable as an ornamental tree in gardens, yards and large pots
  • Heat and drought tolerant, easy to grow in tropical climates
  • Pure white flowers with yellow centers, very fragrant especially at night
  • The flowers are often used for decoration and traditional ceremonies.

Average Size

5-12 m

Flower diameter

18-20 cm

Plumeria rubra

Plumeria rubra, also known as red frangipani or red frangipani, is a tropical ornamental plant native to Mexico, Central America, and Venezuela. Known for its beautiful and aromatic flowers, this plant is a favorite in tropical gardens and yards.

  • Resistant to heat and drought, easy to grow in various types of soil
  • Often planted as an ornamental plant in gardens, cemeteries, and places of worship.
  • Flowers in red, pink, orange, or a combination—fragrant and attractive
  • The leaves are wide, dark green, with a rough surface and pointed tips.

Average Size

7-8 m

Flower diameter

5-7,5 cm

Azadirachta indica

Azadirachta indica, also known as the neem tree, is a tropical herb native to India and widely found in Southeast Asia. This plant is highly valued for its medicinal properties and its ability to survive in hot, dry climates.

  • Drought resistant, very suitable for dry and arid areas.
  • Used as a natural pesticide, mosquito repellent, and green fertilizer
  • The leaves, seeds and bark are rich in antimicrobial compounds and are used in traditional medicine.
  • Neem oil from its seeds is beneficial for skin health and organic farming.

Average Size

15-20 m

Flower diameter

5 cm

Terminalia catappa

Terminalia catappa, also known as the ketapang tree or Indian almond tree, is a tropical shade tree that grows widely in coastal and tropical regions. It is known for its large, color-changing leaves as they fall, and its edible almond-like seeds.

  • Resistant to wind and sea salt, ideal for planting in coastal areas
  • Used as a natural pesticide, mosquito repellent, and green feThe fruit is green to dark purple, the seeds are edible (similar to almonds)
  • Strong and deep roots, help reduce soil erosion
  • Old leaves are often used as a natural antioxidant, to reduce the pH of ornamental fish aquarium water.

Average Size

25-35 m

Flower diameter

1-1,5 cm

Bougainvillea Red

Bougainvillea Red M2 is a superior bougainvillea variety with a striking bright red color. This plant is suitable for gardens, fences, pergolas, and even as a small ornamental tree. It is known for its vigorous growth and abundant flowering almost year-round.

  • A vibrant red color that creates a dramatic visual accent in a garden or yard.
  • Fast-growing and easy to shape as a hedge, bonsai, or hanging plant.
  • Heat- and drought-tolerant, suitable for tropical climates and requires minimal maintenance.
  • Flowers year-round with adequate sunlight, making it a stunning outdoor decoration.

Average Size

2-4 m

Flower diameter

2-3 cm

Bougainvillea Orange

Bougainvillea Orange is a houseplant with bright orange bracts that exude tropical beauty and a cheerful spirit. It’s perfect as a decorative element for gardens, fences, or large pots on patios.

  • Bright orange bracts provide an exotic and warm look.
  • Fast-growing and easy to shape as a hedge, bonsai, or hanging plant.
  • Heat-tolerant, low-maintenance plant, perfect for tropical climates and outdoor areas.
  • Flowers year-round with adequate sunlight and regular pruning.

Average Size

2-4 m

Flower diameter

2-3 cm

Carpobrotus edulis

Carpobrotus edulis M2 — also known as ice plant or fig marigold — is an attractive succulent ground cover plant with brightly colored flowers and exceptional durability. It’s suitable for use as an ornamental in dry gardens, as a roadside border, or as an erosion control on slopes.

  • Showy flowers range from bright yellow to purple, depending on the variety.
  • Thick, fleshy leaves, characteristic of succulents, retain water and are drought-tolerant.
  • Fast-growing, very effective as a ground cover or covering bare areas.
  • Heat-tolerant and low-maintenance, ideal for tropical gardens and coastal areas.

Average Size

20-30 cm

Flower diameter

5-8 cm

Wedelia trilobata

Wedelia trilobata M2 — also known as the four o’clock flower or Singapore daisy — is a fast-growing, beautifully flowering ground cover plant. It is known for its aggressive spreading ability and bright yellow flowers that adorn lush green surfaces.

  • Bright yellow flowers resemble small daisies and bloom almost year-round.
  • Fast-growing, very effective as a ground cover or as a greening agent for roadsides and gardens.
  • Heat-resistant, high humidity, and low-maintenance— suitable for tropical climates.
  • Able to suppress weed growth, ideal for open areas that need quick cover.

Average Size

20-40 cm

Flower diameter

2-3 cm

Lavender

Lavender is a flowering shrub native to the Mediterranean region. Known for its calming aroma and beautiful purple flowers, it is widely used in gardens, aromatherapy, and beauty products.

  • Grows best in dry, windy areas with full sun.
  • Used as an ornamental plant, a natural insect repellent, and as a raw material for essential oils.
  • The leaves are small, narrow, grayish-green, and aromatic.
  • Drought-tolerant and suitable for planting in pots, garden borders, or aromatic gardens.

Average Size

40-80 cm

Flower diameter

0,5-1 cm

Hibiscus

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, commonly known as the hibiscus, is a popular tropical houseplant known for its large, showy flowers and diverse colors. It is often planted in gardens, parks, and hedges.

  • It's odorless, but very attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds.
  • It thrives best in hot, humid climates with full sun.
  • It can flower almost year-round if properly cared for.
  • It's also used in traditional medicine, cosmetics, and herbal teas.

Average Size

1,5-3 m

Flower diameter

10-15 cm

coconut palm

Cocos nucifera, or coconut tree, is an iconic tropical plant that thrives along coastlines. Known as the “tree of life,” nearly every part of this tree is beneficial to humans.

  • Coconuts contain refreshing coconut water and flesh that can be eaten or processed.
  • The outer husk (coir) and shell are used for fuel, crafts, and planting media.
  • Suitable for growing in coastal areas with sandy soil, full sun, and good drainage.
  • Begins to bear fruit at 6–10 years of age and can continue to produce fruit for 60–80 years.

Average Size

15-30 m

Fruits diameter

15-25 cm

Avocado

Avocados, or avocados, are tropical-subtropical fruit trees native to Central and South America. Their fruit is rich in healthy fats, making them popular in culinary and health circles.

  • The dark green, dense, and oval leaves are often used in traditional medicine.
  • Contains monounsaturated fats, which are good for the heart and digestion.
  • Grows optimally in tropical highland areas with good drainage and sufficient rainfall.
  • Begins to bear fruit around 3–5 years of age (if grafted) and can be productive for decades.

Average Size

10-20 m

Fruits diameter

7-20 cm

Mango

Mango is a tropical fruit tree native to South Asia and today one of the most popular fruits in the world. Known for its sweet and aromatic fruit, mangoes come in many varieties with varying flavors, colors, and sizes.

  • The flesh is yellow to orange, sweet or sweet-sour, with a single large seed in the center.
  • Young leaves are reddish and turn dark green as they mature.
  • Suitable for planting in low to medium elevations, with full sun and good drainage.
  • Begins to bear fruit at 5–7 years (from seed) or 3–4 years (grafted/grafted)

Average Size

10-30 m

Fruits diameter

8-15 cm

Durian

Durian, nicknamed the “King of Fruits,” is a tropical plant native to Southeast Asia known for its pungent aroma and rich, sweet flavor. The fruit grows directly on the tree’s trunk and large branches.

  • Begins to bear fruit around 5–7 years (grafted) or more than 10 years (seeded)
  • It grows optimally in tropical areas with high rainfall and fertile soil.
  • The flesh is pale yellow to orange, with a soft, fatty texture.
  • The fruit is round to oval in shape and can weigh up to 1–5 kg per fruit.

Average Size

20-50 m

Fruits diameter

15-30 cm

Rambutan

Rambutan is a tropical fruit tree originating from Southeast Asia, famous for its hairy fruit, fresh sweet taste, and is much loved in Indonesia and other tropical countries.

  • The flesh is translucent white, juicy, sweet to sweet-sour, surrounding a single seed.
  • Grows well in low to medium altitudes, with full sun and high rainfall.
  • The leaves are even-pinnate, dark green, and dense, making the tree suitable for shade.
  • Begins to bear fruit around 4–5 years of age and produces abundant fruit during harvest season.

Average Size

8-20 m

Fruits diameter

3-6 cm

Cempedak

Cempedak is a tropical fruit tree in the same family as jackfruit. Its fruit has a distinctive fragrant aroma and a sweet, rich taste, making it popular in fritters, compotes, or eaten raw.

  • Grows well in low to medium altitudes with loose, welldrained soil.
  • Cempedak seeds can also be cooked and consumed.
  • Begins to bear fruit around 3–5 years of age if grafted or grafted.
  • The leaves are oval, dark green, and grow densely.

Average Size

10-20 m

Fruits diameter

10-15 cm

sapodilla

sapodilla is a tropical fruit tree native to Central and South America, but now commonly found in Indonesia and Southeast Asia. The fruit is sweet and rich in fiber, making it popular for fresh consumption.

  • The flesh is light brown to brick red, sweet, sandy, and has a distinctive aroma.
  • The leaves are glossy green, oval, and arranged neatly.
  • Grows best in tropical areas with full sun and loose soil.
  • Begins to bear fruit around 4–6 years of age if grown from seed, but sooner if grafted.

Average Size

10-20 m

Fruits diameter

4-10 cm

Langsat

Langsat is a tropical fruit tree native to Southeast Asia that produces small, pale yellow fruit. Its refreshingly sweet taste with a hint of sourness makes it a popular seasonal snack.

  • The fruit grows in clusters directly from the stem (cauliflory), similar to langsat or rambai.
  • The flesh is translucent white, juicy, sweet and sour, and sometimes contains bitter seeds.
  • Grows well in low to medium altitudes with high humidity.
  • Fruiting occurs around 10–12 years after planting from seed, but more quickly with grafting.

Average Size

10-20 m

Fruits diameter

3-5 cm

Longan

Longan, also known as longan, is a tropical fruit tree from Southeast Asia that produces sweet, juicy fruit, often nicknamed “dragon’s eye” because of its round black seeds surrounded by clear flesh.

  • The flesh is transparent, sweet, and has a distinctive aroma, surrounding round, glossy black seeds.
  • The leaves are pinnately compound, glossy dark green above and paler below.
  • Grows well in areas with a distinct dry season to stimulate flowering.
  • Begins to bear fruit around 3–5 years of age if grown from grafting or budding.

Average Size

6-15 m

Fruits diameter

2-3 cm

Manggis

Mangosteen is known as the tropical “Queen of Fruits” for its soft white flesh, distinctive sweet-sour flavor, and health benefits. This fruit grows on a shady tree and is slow-growing.

  • The flesh is pure white, sweet with a slight sourness, and consists of 5–8 segments, like an orange.
  • The skin of the fruit is dark purple when ripe, often exuding a thick purple sap.
  • Grows well in humid tropical areas with high rainfall and fertile soil.
  • Begins to bear fruit around 8–10 years from seed, or sooner from grafting.

Average Size

6-25 m

Fruits diameter

5-8 cm

Breadfruit

Breadfruit is a tropical tree that produces highly nutritious fruit, often used as an alternative food because of its carbohydrate content. It is known for being easy to grow and producing large quantities of fruit.

  • The flesh is yellowish-white, soft when ripe, and is usually cooked before consumption.
  • The large, palmate (notched), dark green, and glossy leaves provide good shade.
  • Suitable for growing in humid tropical climates, tolerant of nutrient-poor soils.
  • Begins to bear fruit around 3–5 years of age, with high production per season.

Average Size

10-20 m

Fruits diameter

10-30 cm

Guava bol

Guava Bol is a superior guava variety with large fruit, thick flesh, and a refreshing sweet flavor. It’s suitable for fresh consumption, juice, and processed foods.

  • The flesh is white or pink (depending on the variety), thick, sweet, and has few seeds.
  • The leaves are oval with a slightly rough texture and are also used as a herbal medicine.
  • Suitable for planting in low to medium altitudes and tolerant of dry seasons.
  • Bears fruit starting at 1.5–2 years, especially if grown from grafted or grafted plants.

Average Size

3-6 m

Fruits diameter

8-12 cm

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