The Alupag fruit tree is a tropical species native to Southeast Asia, closely related to the longan and lychee. It produces small, round fruits with a rough, reddish-brown skin and translucent, juicy flesh. The fruit has a sweet, slightly tangy flavor, similar to its relatives, and is enjoyed fresh or in desserts.

The tree, around 7-10 meters tall, is evergreen. Leaves alternate, compound, up to 30 cm long with 6-9 pairs of leaflets the texture leathery. Rippled glossy green dorsally and lighter green beneath. Flowers are small, whitish, hermaphroditic, formed on terminal or axillary panicles.

Current height 30cms, self pollinating, time to fruiting 2-3 years, recommended for sub tropical areas.