Pulasan Fruit Plants (Nephelium Mutabile) Plant Type:Grafted plant turning red and then blueish-violet

turning red and then blueish-violet when mature

but are described as insipid

Soft yellow-orange flesh with a distinctive flavour that can range from sweet to sour

Botanical Name: Mangifera indica

botanically classified as Inga edulis and a member of the Fabaceae family

Pulasan Fruit Plants (Nephelium Mutabile) Plant Type:Grafted plant turning red and then blueish-violetPulasan (Nephelium Mutabile): Southeast Asia's Sweet Secret Common Names: Pulasan, Malay, Kapulasan, Ngoh Khonsan, Bulala, Panungayan Botanical Name: Nephelium Mutabile General Information: Sweeter than Rambutan and Lychee. Dark red, leathery peel with a conical shaped appearance. Stubby spines on the peel. Twist open for access to white, sweet flesh. Resembles a Rambutan but stands out in sweetness. The pulasan tree is valued for its ornamental