Rambutan
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11 years ago
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Has anyone here been able to grow Rambutan successfully here in the main land? It's a true tropical plant that requires a lot of sun and humidity to grow well. Furthermore, it's sensitive to cold temperature of below 60's. I kept two in the pots for a few years, but they finally dwindled away with no leaves on their stems. I know I'm just trying to push the limits keeping them here. Even if they live, I don't even know they'll fruit in a pot. There's no way I can plant them in the ground. Over the past few years, I have had to bring them indoor whenever the temperature gets below 60's. It proves to be too much for me and them too. I don't know if they'll come back to live when the weather gets hot here again.
The picture here shows them in their happier days which were in 2009.
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