| Nude Rambutan | |
| Nephelium maingayi | |
| a.k.a. Serait |
Once thought to be extinct, this species is an extremely rare rambutan relative from Borneo. The 1" fruits look more like a lychee than a rambutan, having spineless red-pink skin enclosing sweet, white colored flesh. Very tasty, but impossibly rare.
Description: Limited information is available.
Hardiness: Unknown, but likely not frost or freeze hardy.
Growing Environment: Grows well in humid, tropical conditions.
Propagation: By seeds.
Uses: Fruits can be eaten fresh.
Native Range: Native to Borneo.