Mahkota Dewa – Phaleria macrocarpa
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Introduction & General Information Mahkota Dewa (Phaleria macrocarpa), revered as the “Crown of Gods,” is one of Southeast Asia’s most respected medicinal fruit plants. Indigenous to Indonesia, this evergreen species is a...
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Mahkota Dewa – Phaleria macrocarpa
Regular price
Rs. 100.00
per
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Introduction & General Information
Mahkota Dewa (Phaleria macrocarpa), revered as the “Crown of Gods,” is one of Southeast Asia’s most respected medicinal fruit plants. Indigenous to Indonesia, this evergreen species is admired for its striking fruits, spiritual associations, and long-standing role in traditional wellness systems. The plant is cultivated not only for its healing reputation but also for its neat growth habit, making it suitable for home gardens and curated exotic plant collections.
Fruit Description / Taste Profile
The fruit of Mahkota Dewa is visually distinctive and carefully used.
* Rounded to oval fruits with smooth skin
* Outer skin changes from green to a vivid red when fully mature
* Inner flesh is white, fibrous, and watery
* Seeds are hard and not consumed directly
* Taste is naturally bitter and astringent
* Fruit is traditionally processed rather than eaten raw
Its appearance alone makes it one of the most recognizable medicinal fruits in tropical gardens.
Cultural / Traditional Significance
Mahkota Dewa holds deep cultural and spiritual importance in Indonesia.
* Known locally as a sacred healing fruit
* Common names include God’s Crown, Pau, Makuto Rojo, Makuto Mewo, Makuto Queen, and Crown of Gods
* Traditionally used in herbal remedies and jamu preparations
* Regarded as a symbol of protection, vitality, and purification
* Often grown near homes for easy access to medicinal use
Its legacy continues through generations of traditional healers.
Health Benefits & Nutritional Value
Mahkota Dewa is highly valued for its therapeutic compounds.
* Rich in antioxidants that help neutralize free radicals
* Supports detoxification and cleansing of the body
* Helps regulate and stabilize blood sugar levels
* Assists in managing high cholesterol
* Stimulates blood circulation and overall vitality
* Traditionally used to support immune strength and metabolic balance
Because of its potency, the fruit is typically dried, brewed, or processed before use.
Culinary Uses
Mahkota Dewa is not a conventional table fruit but is used with care.
* Dried fruit slices used for herbal teas
* Processed into decoctions and traditional extracts
* Occasionally incorporated into controlled herbal formulations
* Used strictly in recommended quantities due to strong bioactive properties
Its use is primarily medicinal rather than culinary.
Cultivation & Maintenance
Mahkota Dewa is relatively easy to grow with moderate care.
* Climate: Thrives in tropical and warm subtropical regions
* Sunlight: Prefers full sun to partial shade
* Soil: Well-drained, fertile soil with organic matter
* Watering: Regular watering without waterlogging
* Growth Habit: Compact evergreen tree or shrub
* Fruiting Time: Begins in 1–2.5 years
* Maintenance Level: Moderate
Once established, the plant becomes resilient and productive.
Quick Facts
* Common Names: Mahkota Dewa, God’s Crown, Crown of Gods
* Botanical Name: Phaleria macrocarpa
* Origin: Indonesia
* Fruit Color: Green turning red when ripe
* Flesh: White, fibrous, watery
* Taste: Bitter and astringent
* Fruiting Age: 1–2.5 years
* Maintenance Required: Moderate
Environmental or Aesthetic Benefits
Beyond its medicinal value, Mahkota Dewa enhances garden appeal.
* Bright red fruits create strong visual contrast against green foliage
* Compact form suits small gardens and container planting
* Evergreen nature provides year-round greenery
* Adds rarity and ethnobotanical interest to plant collections
Its presence brings both beauty and purpose to curated landscapes.
Conclusion : Why Choose Exotica Grove or Exotica Signature
Mahkota Dewa (Phaleria macrocarpa) stands as a powerful symbol of traditional wisdom and natural healing. At Exotica Grove / Exotica Signature, we offer carefully nurtured, authentic plants selected for adaptability and vigor. Choosing Mahkota Dewa from our collection means welcoming a time-honored medicinal treasure into your garden—one that blends cultural heritage, wellness potential, and ornamental charm in a truly meaningful way.