Does anybody here grow a pulasan tree ? They grow a lot in Singapore, Malaysia and should also grow in Thailand. They call them ngoh konsan (shorthaired rambutan) but in BKK nobody knows it.

Pulasan tastes better then lychee so i want to grow one. I need the seebabat variety, a grafted tree.

I have a pulasan tree from Singapore, actually 2 but one looks dead from the transport.

I know where to buy seeds in BKK though so if you want to try them you can.

http://www.tropical-exotic-seeds-and-plants.com/storefront/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=1&zenid=0d452f56b1d9d17eaca42170e87060e6