Teak

Teak Treepedia

Teak or Tectona grandis which in Indonesia well-known as pohon jati is a slow-growing tree, taking 25 to 50 years to reach its maturity. However, mature teak trees are valuable for their carbon sequestration and water conservation abilities. While they are relatively drought-tolerant and thrive well in dry, water-scarce areas, they still require adequate moisture, especially during their early growth stages. 

Robusta Coffee

Among approximately 130 coffee tree species, robusta coffee, is one of few that are commercially cultivated worldwide. Known for its bold, nutty, dark, and chocolatey flavor, robusta coffee produces beans that are highly valued globally. Accounting for 40% to 45% of global coffee production, robusta is a promising commodity. In our tree-planting areas, particularly in Kebumen, we cultivate robusta coffee to help local communities boost their income and improve the environment, especially through enhanced water conservation. 

Rasamala

Altingia excelsa is an evergreen, monoecious, large and lofty tree, 40-60 m high, with straight bole and branching at 20-35 m above the ground

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Stinky Bean

Parkia speciosa Hassk. (petai, pete, sator, and stink bean) is a medium to large tree native to Southeast Asia with various medicinal, wood, and shade tree uses.

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