Fruit Plants

 1. Description Name: Miracle Fruit Botanical Name: Synsepalum dulcificum Type: Layered plant (air-layered for faster growth and fruiting) Fruit Features: Small red berries Makes sour foods taste sweet (e.g., lemon tastes like sweet lime after eating the berry) Popular as a natural sweetener for health-conscious diets and for fun taste experiments  2. How to Plant Location: Partial shade to […]

Fresh, handpicked Nadan Chaambakka (Rose Apple) from Kerala – crisp, mildly sweet, and naturally grown without chemicals. Perfect for eating fresh or making juices, pickles, and jams. Relive the authentic taste of Kerala with every bite!

 1. Description Common Names: Sapota, Chikoo, Sapodilla Local Name (in Kerala): Sapota / Sapodilla / സപ്പോട്ട Scientific Name: Manilkara zapota Appearance: Round or oval fruit with rough brown skin Flesh is sweet, grainy, and brownish Contains 1–6 shiny black seeds Taste: Very sweet and malty, like brown sugar Eaten fresh or used in milkshakes, desserts, and jams Nutritional Value: Rich in natural sugars, dietary […]

 1. Description Common Name: Seedless Chamba Also Known As: Seedless Indian Chambakka Specialty: Sweet, juicy fruits without seeds Unique elongated bell shape Beautiful pinkish-red fruits Fruits multiple times a year Popular for home gardens due to low maintenance  2. How to Plant Location: Sunny area with good air circulation Soil Type: Well-drained, loamy or red soil enriched with organic […]

 1. Description Common Name: Sweet Ambazham Other Names: Sweet Hog Plum, Indian Hog Plum, Ambarella Specialty: Grafted/layered plant for early and sweet fruiting Non-astringent, juicy fruits with mild sweetness Attractive dense foliage with fragrant flowers Loved by kids and ideal for home gardens Thrives in Kerala’s tropical climate  2. How to Plant Method: Use healthy layered sapling for […]

 1. Description Common Name: Sweet Loovi (ലൂവി) Other Names: Tropical Wild Berry, Indian Cherry Specialty: Layered propagation ensures early fruiting Produces sweet and mildly tangy berries Dense green foliage with small pinkish-white flowers Loved by birds and children alike Grows well in all climates – especially Kerala  2. How to Plant Method: Plant the layered sapling in loose, fertile soil Soil […]

 1. Description Common Names: Rose Apple, Gulab Jamun Tree, Malabar Plum, Panneer fruit Scientific Name: Syzygium jambos Origin: Native to Southeast Asia and India Fruit Appearance: Round or slightly oval, pale yellow to light pink, shiny skin Taste & Smell: Mildly sweet with a distinct rose fragrance, very juicy Uses: Eaten raw, used in jams, juices, and traditional medicine  2. How to […]

1. Description Common Name: Thailand Red Jackfruit Type: Grafted Exotic Jackfruit Variety Highlights: Known for its deep reddish-orange, sweet, and soft pulp Highly aromatic, less fibrous flesh Popular for its unique color and taste Grafted variety ensures early fruiting and better quality  2. How to Plant Soil: Well-draining, rich loamy or sandy-loam soil Pit Preparation: Dig a pit […]

 1. Description Common Name: Then Varikka (തേൻ വരിക്ക) Type: Grafted Jackfruit Variety Specialty: Famous Kerala variety known for honey-sweet taste Less fibrous, firm flesh with golden-yellow bulbs Grafted variety ensures early fruiting and true-to-type taste Suitable for both home gardens and farms  2. How to Plant Method: Plant grafted sapling directly in prepared pit Soil Type: Well-drained red loamy […]

 1. Description Common Name: Vadukapuli Lemon / Giant Wild Lemon Local Name: വടുകപുളി Scientific Name: Citrus limon (var. Vadukapuli) Overview: Vadukapuli is a traditional South Indian lemon variety, especially popular in Kerala for its large size, sour flavor, and use in Ayurvedic and culinary preparations (like Narayani lehyam and pickles). Grafted Vadukapuli trees are specially propagated for early fruiting and consistent quality. […]

 1. Description Common Name: Vietnam Super Early Jackfruit Type: Grafted Exotic Jackfruit Variety Highlights: Early bearing hybrid variety from Vietnam Fruits within 1.5 to 2 years after planting Very sweet, firm bulbs with low fiber Smaller fruit size, easier to handle and harvest Ideal for commercial growers and home gardens  2. How to Plant Soil: Well-drained, fertile loamy […]