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The document provides instructions for planting and caring for rambutan trees. It explains that rambutan seeds should be extracted from ripe fruit and germinated in soil or sawdust. Seedlings are then potted and grown in a nursery for 8-12 months before being transplanted. Rambutan trees have fibrous roots, unlike cacti which store water in their stems. Proper watering and drainage is needed. Rambutan trees grow best in deep, organic-rich soil spaced 10-12 meters apart in a tropical climate with temperatures between 22-35°C and rainfall of 2000-3000mm annually.
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