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Business opportunity for fruits seeds in Denpasar Bali still quite promising since averagely one seller could obtain 2 million Rupiah profit in one day.

That confession comes from a fruit seed seller named Watno (22) who has business at the public market in the parking area of Puputan Renon field, in Denpasar on Sunday.

“People curiosity toward fruit seeds is quite well, hopefully in the future it could raise,” he hoped.

This seller from java offers varied of plantation seeds such as mango, guava, longan, jackfruit and durian, almost all of them becomes people favorite fruits.

Besides fruit, at his rented stand also Watno supplying rare fruit seed for example is kepel – rare fruit, usually grow in Java – duku – brown color fruit with sweet taste – and kesemek – dyosipros kaki –

He also completed his goods with plan preservation supporter such as varied of fertilizer, flowerpot, and poly bag also varied of medication plant as well as fruit stimulant.

“Some rare fruit seed we offered welcoming well by the people who want to plant it in pot,” said Watno whilst accompanied by his friends.

The man who come from Boyolali Middle Java confessed that every crown events in Bali that he able to enter to offer his goods, he would always try to participate in that event and selling his goods.

“This stand is belong to my boss from Surabaya. If there is an event where our goods can also be marketed, off course my boss would participate in it,” he said.

Looking for that promising challenge, said Watno, his company party recently planned to find place in order to develop varied of that fruit seeds in Bali.

The same with what has been delivered by Watno, some farmer in Denpasar also confessed that the business change for selling seed still promising in accordance with greening movement and environmental preservation.

“Nowadays, request toward fruit seed is quite high. I have high expectation for this ‘Green Bali’ program. Seed request especially for fruit will become higher,” said Agung, farmer at Jalan Hayam Wuruk area in Denpasar.

News by Antara Bali