Crop & Seed Database

Renowned ironwood tree bearing velvety reddish mabolo fruit. The pinnacle of forestry prestige.

The Queen of Tropical Fruits. Deep aubergine rind protecting immaculate segments of exquisite flavor.

The renowned King of Tropical Fruits. Armed with sharp spikes and rich custard-like pods.

Drooping yellow flowers famed internationally for luxury perfumery and irresistible scent.

Mindanao delicacy with soft spines and fragrant snowy-white segments of pearlescent sweetness.

The heaviest tree-borne fruit in the world, with aromatic sweet yellow bulbs.

Clustering vine fruit adapted to Philippine upland climate like La Union vineyards.

Spectacular climbing cactus with brilliant magenta skin and speckled flesh. Blooms nocturnal flowers.

Wild heirloom relative of marang, native to Borneo and Palawan lush canopies.

Indigenous sour apple-shaped fruit wrapped in overlapping fleshy sepals.

Sweet and tangy translucent fruit clusters native to Camiguin and Laguna plantations.

Hardier forest cousin of the classic duhat with concentrated flavor and herbal properties.

Heart-shaped tropical fruit with sweet granular custard flesh.

Crimson fruit covered in soft pliable spines containing sweet translucent arils.

World-famous sweet Carabao mango. High market demand in town and elevated golden mutation affinity.

Unique dual harvest bearing succulent cashew apple with the prized nut kidney attached below.

High-energy starchy tree crop related to jackfruit and mulberry.

Crown-topped tropical fruit with golden fibrous flesh. Very tolerant of dry spells.

Wide coastal shade tree providing edible almond-like seeds and protective foliage.

Glossy dark purple summer plum known for its tart-sweet bite and tongue-staining juice.

Distinctive deep violet tuber prized across Philippine bakeries and festive markets.

Stately herbaceous tree producing bountiful yellow clusters. High multi-harvest return for mid-tier farm plots.

Bright oval citrus giving sharp zest and refreshing juice.

Refreshing sweet-sour green citrus packed with juice and natural electrolytes.

The iconic small green Philippine citrus. Once matured, it yields multiple harvests per planting cycle.

A resilient tropical root crop staple. Cassava thrives in poor soils with low water requirement, making it the supreme starter crop.

Fast-growing hollow-stem water vegetable. Demands constant moisture from Tabo or Sprinklers.