Pineapple Plants
After we went to Putrajaya, we stopped at Agricultural Heritage Park to view Malaysian agricultural products. It was fun looking at different kinds of trees and plants such as pineapple, Rose Apple, Black Pepper, Cocoa, Coffee, Dragon Fruit, Palm trees, Rubber Trees, etc. Our tour guide arranged for us a gulf cart as the weather was sunny and hot. The tour was educational and entertaining. I highly recommend visiting the park. Enjoy the pictures below:
 Our tour guide was showing us Water Apples |
 Water Apple Tree: They kept the tree short so it can be get easier to pick off the fruit |
 Pineapple Plants:It takes 9 months to grow Pineapple. They cut off the crown and plant it |
Pineapple Plants: This is my first time ever seeing a Pineapple plant. Very interesting and Beautiful |
 Black Pepper Plant |
 Black Peppers. First they turn green then slowly they turn to black |
 Dragon Fruit Plants |
 Dragon Fruit: they become Red when the fruit is ready for pick off |
 Jackfruit Tree |
 Jackfruit |
 Cocoa Tree: This is where they get the Cocoa beans to make Chocolate |
 Coffee Tree: Where do you get your coffee from? This plant |
 Cinnamon: From this tree we get our Cinnamon |
 Rice Plants: We can't live without Rice |
 Ginger Plant: Ginger is the roots of this plant. Malaysians use every part of this plant (roots, leaves and flowers) |
 Pulasan Plant: This fruit becomes red when it is ready for pick off |
 Durian: This is one Huge scary looking Fruit. I don't know why it reminds me of Dinosaurs! 😛 |
 Palm Tree: This is where they get Palm Oil. Malaysia is the second largest producer of Palm Oil |
 Coconut Tree: There are two varieties of Coconut Tree, Orange & Green |
 Coconut Tree |
