Rambutan: The New Terrace Garden Trend! Grow Exotic Fruit in Pots, Expert Reveals Tips

• Rambutan, an exotic fruit, is rapidly gaining popularity for terrace and kitchen gardening in Chhattisgarh.
• Expert Hemlal Patel advises growing Rambutan in 21-22 inch pots using a soil mix with 1/3 vermicompost.
• Natural fertilizers like cow dung and vermicompost are recommended over chemical ones for better, long-lasting growth.
• Grafted Rambutan plants from Green Life Nursery bear fruit in 2-3 years; neem cake prevents root diseases.
• Two to three-year-old Rambutan plants are available for ₹800-₹900, offering sweet, lychee-like fruit.

Why It Matters: Rambutan is a sweet, exotic fruit now trending in terrace gardens, easily grown in pots with proper care.