I am a rare evergreen tree with soft-skinned fruits that resemble Longan in taste and appearance. I grow in Southeast Asia and am cultivated for my nutritional value.

Native to Southeast Asia, especially India, Bangladesh, and Thailand.

Water moderately; allow topsoil to dry slightly between sessions.

Thrives in partial to full sunlight.

Prefers warm, humid climates between 20–30°C.

Plant in well-drained soil with organic compost; space generously.

Feed monthly with balanced NPK fertilizer during growing season.

Botanical name: Baccaurea courtallensis; family: Phyllanthaceae.

No known toxicity to pets, but fruits should be consumed cautiously.

Helps maintain humidity and may trap airborne particles.

Fruits are rich in iron and antioxidants; tree offers shade and biodiversity.

Susceptible to root rot if overwatered; watch for leaf yellowing.

Can live for several decades with proper care.