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Rambutan is one of the tropical fruits with a sweet and fresh taste. This bright red and hairy fruit is usually very tempting for the Indonesian population, especially during the harvest season. This plant is also easy to plant in the yard of a house with a narrow area. Even so, rambutan is a tree with true wood and a single root, therefore, there are a number of simple ways that can be done to maintain rambutan trees in the yard of the house so that it can bear fruit and not damage the house.
Before knowing how to care for rambutan trees so that they bear heavy fruit, you should also know the factors that affect the growth of rambutan itself. Soil is one of the vital factors in plant growth such as how to care for avocado trees to bear fruit quickly. Rambutan tree likes loose and fertile soil with a little sand. Although rambutan can actually grow well in all types of soil, it would be better if the soil condition had acidity levels of 6.65 to 5.50. If the yard of the house is thick clay, it will be quite difficult to grow rambutan. And to overcome this, just add a little sand. Climate is the weather condition in the place planted with the rambutan tree. The main things that affect the growth of rambutan are air temperature, average rainfall, amount of sunlight throughout the year, and wind direction and speed.
Rambutan has a variety of types, but the type that is in demand by Indonesians is the type of rambutan Aceh and rambutan Binjai. Most rambutan farmers use the graft technique to grow rambutan because in addition to fast fruiting, cangok rambutan also produces the same fruit as the parent. While planting from seeds is rarely used because not all seeds will bear fruit.