Rambutan School Boy Plant type:Budded Plant It is rich in vitamin

It is rich in vitamin C (more so than most tropical fruits)

Botanical Name: Ardisia compressa

Botanical Name: Pithecellobium dulce

Traditional Significance: Well-known as the fruit that 'drives elephants mad' when dropped to the ground and lightly fermented

Calcium: Essential for maintaining strong bones and teeth

Rambutan School Boy Plant type:Budded Plant It is rich in vitaminSchool Boy, also known by the name Anak Sekola, is largely grown in the Sarawak province of Malaysia. The rind is deep red in color while the hairs retain the original green color throughout. Sweetness is 21 Brix and the post harvest shelf life is 3 4 days. The comparatively small size of the fruit is compensated by the profuse bearing.