Exotic fruit plants are not native to India but popular in other countries. Some of them grow very well in India, just as they do in their native places. For convenience, an exotic variety of commonly found fruit plants gets listed under "Indian fruit plants."
Exotic fruit plants here are mostly tropical or sub-tropical fruit plants, and growing them can be a rewarding experience.
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Green sapote is a slow-growing tropical fruit tree with sweet and creamy fruit. Enjoy this sapote variety, which is an altogether different avatar from our regular sapota. It is not just bigger in size than our chikoo but also high on taste and nutrition.
Pulasan is an evergreen ornamental tree similar to Rambutan. It has deep red, maroon coloured fruits which are very sweet. They have a good shelf life of 4-5 days at room temperature.
