Rambusa: The Health Secrets of a Rarely Known Wild Plant
Rambusa (Passiflora foetida) is a small fruit surrounded by a mesh structure formed from protective leaves (bractea). The fruit turns yellow when ripe. In various regions, rambusa is known by names such as kaceprek or selot, and is also called mini passion fruit or wild passion fruit. Rambusa is a wild plant with small but highly beneficial fruits.
Rambusa plants (Passiflora foetida) are often considered a wild weed that grows in various places. This plant has small fruits protected by a fine, net-like layer resembling thorns. Although frequently overlooked, rambusa actually holds numerous health benefits that are rarely known to the public.
In Bali, rambusa grows wild in forests, mountainous areas, and damp places. Its leaves are broad, while the fruit is small and has a sweet taste. Unfortunately, many people in Bali are still unaware that this plant has a variety of health properties.