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Santol (Sandoricum koetjape)

Santol (Sandoricum koetjape)

SKU A5b-SNT-XL
by Sow Exotic
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Pot Size: X-Large Nursery Pot
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RARE & LIMITED AVAILABILITY:  Santol (aka Yellow Mangosteen, Wild Mangosteen, or Dragonfruit) is a rare and unique tropical fruit tree from Southeast Asia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Santol is fast-growing and can reach heights up to 50-150 ft tall. The exotic mangosteen-esque fruit is delicious with a sweet and acidic flavor. The inner pulp is white and fluffy like a cloud and typically consumed raw. The fruit can also be used to make jams and preserves. In Florida the fruit ripens in August and September. 

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RARE & LIMITED AVAILABILITY:  Santol (aka Yellow Mangosteen, Wild Mangosteen, or Dragonfruit) is a rare and unique tropical fruit tree from Southeast Asia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Santol is fast-growing and can reach heights up to 50-150 ft tall. The exotic mangosteen-esque fruit is delicious with a sweet and acidic flavor. The inner pulp is white and fluffy like a cloud and typically consumed raw. The fruit can also be used to make jams and preserves. In Florida the fruit ripens in August and September. 

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