Plant in front of my house
By AH. Helman
@Heelman82 (60)
Semarang, Indonesia
8 responses
@Heelman82 (60)
• Semarang, Indonesia
14 Oct 20
Of course, before the rainy season arrives, we who live in tropical countries can still enjoy a lot of fruit. After the rainy season, it's time to enjoy rambutan and durian, tropical countries are indeed a paradise for fruits.
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@Heelman82 (60)
• Semarang, Indonesia
14 Oct 20
@salma18 In my country, Indonesia, is just about to enter the rainy season. It's still rose apple time, but it's about to finish.
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@salma18 (68)
• Indonesia
14 Oct 20
@Heelman82 Waah ... On the edge of my house there is also a guava tree like that. Maybe because of the rainy season. The guava fruit is also fruitful.
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@Heelman82 (60)
• Semarang, Indonesia
14 Oct 20
Yes, different names, this fruit is widely available in Southeast Asia, including your country, the Philippines.
@pitsipeahie (5015)
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14 Oct 20
Does it turn pink or deep pink when it ripens? Because we have a tree like that but the bell-shape fruit is pink almost to a red or Fushcia color. Right now it has no fruits but when it bears, it bears plenty. We eat it. Sometimes it is sweet, sometimes it is bland but it has a lot of health benefits, especially for diabetic patients.
@Heelman82 (60)
• Semarang, Indonesia
14 Oct 20
There are two types, green and red. It's a little sweet, fresh and contains a lot of water. I think it is suitable for diabetics, because it is not so sweet and I think it is not too high in calories, suitable for dieting.
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@nawala123 (20871)
• Indonesia
14 Oct 20
yeha, that is "jambuwer" in our vernacular language.. i use the tersm water apple or wax apple for it
@nawala123 (20871)
• Indonesia
14 Oct 20
@Heelman82 i am javanese ,dude. I think javanese people say "jambuwer", not "jambu air" in daily conversatio n
@Heelman82 (60)
• Semarang, Indonesia
14 Oct 20
Jambuwer, he he ... sounds funny, is that a term for someone who likes guava?
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@Heelman82 (60)
• Semarang, Indonesia
14 Oct 20
@nawala123 Ha ha ha, mother tongue, yes I understand, I am also Javanese. Central Javanese are known as jambuwer, in East Java too, but some are called klampok.
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@Heelman82 (60)
• Semarang, Indonesia
14 Oct 20
The pink one is different, but tastes almost the same.
@Heelman82 (60)
• Semarang, Indonesia
14 Oct 20
It was a small tree, about 2 meters high.
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