Collection: Tropical Fruit Trees

With tropical fruit trees, you no longer have to choose between beauty and entertaining.

The memory of the fresh tropical fruit abroad is unforgettable, as is the taste of the same variety imported to the refrigerated counter at the grocery store several weeks after harvest.

Learn how to grow tropical fruits and plants indoors in Sweden. Below you can read briefly about our exotic fruit trees for sale, read more on growing tips.

• Banana Plant: Bananas come in many different colors and sizes. They are one of the world's most popular exotic fruits, with a mild, sweet flavor and yellow flesh. For indoor growing, banana plants require lots of water, plenty of light, and nutritious, well-drained soil to thrive.
• Cherimoya (Kirimoya): The cherimoya fruit has a green skin and creamy, white flesh filled with black seeds. The flavor is described as a mixture of banana, pineapple and vanilla. Mark Twain called Cherimoya ' the most delicious fruit known to men'. The kirimoya plant needs to be grown indoors in a sunny location to thrive.
• Guava : Guava fruits are round or oval and range in color from light green to yellow on the outside, with pink or white flesh inside. The flavor is a mix of strawberry, pear, and citrus, with a slightly tart note. If you want to grow guava fruit indoors, you need plenty of light, room temperature, and a nutritious soil.
• Guanabana ( Taggannona ): Guanabana is a green thorny fruit with a juicy, white flesh and an intense flavor of sweet citrus, pineapple and strawberry. Guanabana fruit can weigh up to 2.5kg and is very popular in Central America where it is often mixed with milk in a smoothie!
• Prickly Pear (Opuntia): Prickly pears are oval fruits that grow on Opuntia. These exotic cactus fruits have a hard outer shell that ranges in color from green to red or orange. The flesh is sweet and mild, with small edible seeds, and the flavor is reminiscent of watermelon and pear. For indoor growing, a sunny location and sandy, well-drained soil are needed.
• Red Banana: Red bananas are shorter than regular bananas and have a reddish-brown skin. The flesh is creamy, sweeter than a yellow banana, and has a light berry flavor. For indoor growing, the same conditions as regular bananas are required, high humidity and plenty of light.
• Salak (snake egg) Salak fruit has a skin that looks like snakeskin and a crunchy flesh. This tropical fruit has a sweet and sour taste, like a mix of pineapple and apple. Salak is a palm tree and is a good tropical houseplant. It is also called snake fruit because of its fruit skin that looks like snake scales.
• Figs: Fig trees are a Mediterranean plant that produces small fruits with a soft, edible skin. The flesh is juicy, sweet and filled with small edible seeds. Fig trees can be grown indoors as houseplants and require plenty of sun and are drought tolerant. They can be pruned to thrive as a small ornamental tree that can also produce fresh figs.
• Dragon Fruit (Pitaya): Dragon fruit has a pink or golden, spiky skin and a white or pink flesh filled with small black seeds. The flavor is mild and sweet, like a mix of kiwi and pear. For indoor growing, it requires lots of light and sandy, well-drained soil.
• Jackfruit : Jackfruit is the world's largest fruit and has a rough, green skin and yellow, juicy flesh. The taste is sweet, like a mix of mango and banana. To produce your tropical fruit indoors in Sweden requires a lot of sun and good soil. This exotic fruit tree can be kept 1-2m high if the ornamental tree is pruned correctly.
• Avocado: Avocado has a dark green or brownish-black skin and a creamy flesh with a nutty, mild flavor. For indoor cultivation, light, warmth and well-drained soil are also needed. It can take a long time, sometimes 5-10 years, before the tree starts to bear fruit. It can be kept as a dwarf tree with the help of pruning.
• Tamarind: The tamarind fruit is a brown legume that contains sticky, sweet-sour pulp that is used both fresh and dried. The flavor is intensely sour with hints of caramel. Tamarind trees are easy to care for but need a lot of light and well-drained soil to thrive indoors.
• Cocoa tree: The cocoa tree 'Theobroma cacao' is adorned with fruits with a hard shell and seeds that are used to make chocolate. The flesh is also edible with a sweet and sour, tropical taste. Growing cocoa in Sweden requires even room temperature, indirect light and patience. With the right care, you can get your first cocoa beans within 5 years.
• Vanilla (Vanilla planifolia): The vanilla orchid can flower indoors and produce vanilla pods. These exotic fruits are long, narrow, green pods that turn dark brown when ripe. Inside the fruit are vanilla seeds that give it the familiar, sweet, aromatic flavor. Vanilla requires a warm, humid climate, orchid soil, indirect light, and a plant support to climb on.
• Passion fruit: Passion fruit (passiflora) is round to oval with a hard skin that can be purple, yellow or orange. Inside is a juicy, yellow flesh filled with small black seeds. The taste is intensely tropical, sweet and sour. For cultivation, passion fruit needs a sunny location, support to climb on, and regular watering.
• Coffee plant (Coffea arabica): The coffee plant bears small, round berries that ripen from green to red. Each berry contains two coffee beans. This unusual berry bush has dark green, glossy leaves and small white flowers with a sweet, jasmine-like scent. For indoor growing, bright but not direct sun, even humidity, and a warm location are required for the coffee plant to bloom with fruit.
• Tea bush (Camellia sinensis): The tea bush has small, dark green leaves that are used to produce tea. The leaves are dried and processed to create different types of tea such as green, black and white tea. The bush thrives in acidic soil, high humidity and partial shade as a houseplant indoors. Tea bush is a cold-resistant unusual bush and can be grown outdoors in southern Sweden with winter protection.
• Pawpaw: Pawpaw's exotic fruit resembles a small mango with a greenish skin. The flesh is creamy and yellow, with a taste reminiscent of a mix of banana and mango. For cultivation in Sweden, the tree needs a lot of light, well-drained soil and protection from strong cold. Pawpaw thrives best in greenhouses in our climate but can be grown outdoors all year round in Sweden.

These ornamental trees require time and care to thrive and bear fruit, but that's what makes them so unique and valuable. Because they are rare experiences that we truly appreciate and love. Buy fruit trees, fast-growing trees and other tropical plants online!