Rambutan Binjai
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Rs. 450.00
per
Introduction & General Information The Rambutan Binjai, botanically classified under Nephelium lappaceum, is a premium cultivar of rambutan celebrated for its superior fruit quality, sweetness, and striking appearance. Nati...
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Rambutan Binjai
Regular price
Rs. 450.00
per
Estimate delivery times: 12-26 days (International), 3-6 days (United States).
Return within 45 days of purchase. Duties & taxes are non-refundable.
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Introduction & General Information
The Rambutan Binjai, botanically classified under Nephelium lappaceum, is a premium cultivar of rambutan celebrated for its superior fruit quality, sweetness, and striking appearance. Native to Southeast Asia, particularly Indonesia and Malaysia, Binjai is regarded as one of the finest rambutan varieties available. Its adaptability to tropical climates, combined with its ornamental appeal and nutritional richness, makes it an exceptional choice for collectors of rare fruit plants and serious home gardeners.
Fruit Description / Taste Profile
Fruit Shape: Oval to round
Outer Skin: Thick, leathery rind covered with soft, curved, hair-like spines
Skin Color: Deep red to crimson when ripe
Pulp Color: Translucent white
Texture: Juicy, firm, and non-fibrous
Seed Attachment: Flesh separates cleanly from the seed in mature fruits
Flavor Profile: Intensely sweet with mild floral notes
Aftertaste: Clean and refreshing, without bitterness
Rambutan Binjai is especially prized for its high flesh-to-seed ratio and consistently sweet taste, setting it apart from ordinary rambutan varieties.
Cultural / Traditional Significance
In Southeast Asian cultures, rambutan is deeply associated with hospitality, abundance, and seasonal celebration. The Binjai variety, in particular, is often grown in family orchards and shared during festive gatherings. Traditionally, rambutan trees are planted near homes as symbols of prosperity and continuity, and the fruit plays an important role in local markets and rural economies.
Health Benefits & Nutritional Value
Rich in Vitamin C, supporting immune health and skin vitality
Contains Vitamin A, beneficial for eye health
Provides iron, aiding in healthy blood circulation
Potassium content supports heart function and blood pressure balance
Natural dietary fiber promotes digestion and gut health
High water content helps maintain hydration
Contains antioxidants that help combat oxidative stress
In traditional medicine, parts of the rambutan plant have been used to support digestive wellness and skin health.
Culinary Uses
Consumed fresh as a table fruit
Added to fruit salads and tropical platters
Used in desserts such as jellies, puddings, and ice creams
Processed into jams, syrups, and preserves
Incorporated into refreshing beverages and smoothies
Used in certain Southeast Asian sweet and savory preparations
Its firm, sweet pulp makes Rambutan Binjai especially suitable for fresh eating and premium fruit presentations.
Cultivation & Maintenance
Climate Requirement: Tropical, warm, and humid regions
Temperature Preference: Consistently warm conditions without frost
Soil Type: Deep, fertile, well-drained soil rich in organic matter
Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
Watering: Regular and consistent moisture, avoiding waterlogging
Fertilization: Organic compost and balanced nutrients during growth stages
Pruning: Light pruning to maintain structure and airflow
Fruiting Age: Typically begins fruiting within 4–5 years
Maintenance Level: Moderate
With proper care, the tree develops into a long-lived and productive fruit bearer.
Quick Facts
Common Name: Rambutan Binjai
Botanical Name: Nephelium lappaceum
Origin: Southeast Asia
Fruit Color: Red with soft spines
Pulp Texture: Juicy and non-fibrous
Taste: Very sweet
Fruiting Time: 4–5 years from planting
Maintenance Requirement: Moderate
Environmental / Aesthetic Benefits
Dense canopy provides natural shade
Supports pollinators such as bees and beneficial insects
Enhances garden biodiversity
Adds strong ornamental value due to attractive foliage and fruits
Suitable as a landscape tree in tropical gardens
The tree’s majestic form and fruiting clusters make it both productive and visually rewarding.
Conclusion: Why We Choose Exotica Grove
At Exotica Grove, we carefully curate fruit plants that combine rarity, performance, and long-term value. Rambutan Binjai (Nephelium lappaceum) stands out as a superior rambutan cultivar, offering exceptional sweetness, ornamental beauty, and nutritional benefits. Our plants are selected and nurtured to ensure healthy establishment and reliable fruiting. Choosing Exotica Grove means investing in authentic tropical fruit plants that bring heritage, flavor, and elegance into your garden—season after season.