Ethan010
Active Member
Hello, all.
I have done some research on the internet like a couple years ago and wondering probably a bunch of people (growers only) will think how to grow the Jackfruits in a pot? Additionally, and the growing conditions (light, wind, soil, fertilizer, etc)? I'd like to show you guys first the pic of my Jackfruits cuz I just harvested it and I was so o happy when I got it lol.
Just take a quick look at this pic, does it look very charming? Yeah absolutely 100% they are. apparently, it is cold hardy more or less like a mango, so I should be able to keep it alive, at least in my greenhouse. It is in a hot climate and it is easy to look after it compared to the domestic tree.It is a tropical tree, so for its implementation, a tropical and humidity environment is necessary. Its trees are sensitive to the growing cold.The flourish in rich, deep and somewhat porous soil very well. A mixture of soil, sand, and perlite is appropriate for proper drainage.And additionally, I'd like to ask did you transplant it? One thing you need to find out Once the seed gets germinated, and its 4 leaves go out, you can transplant it.And Watering and Fertilizing, When you watering the jackfruits plant, then the entire water should be absorbed, and do not let the water again until it gets dried up 2 inches. Depending on the state of light, position, and leaf, water requirement can be fixed.Within three to six years after planting, jack tree starts to flower and in two-three months after blossoming, young and unripe green skinned fruits are ready to be picked as the vegetable.It's serious will take a long time I know that lol.I got them like almost 6 years BTW.I was so so so so happy when I harvested it and it tasted very good. and also can make much money from this lol.
I was excited when I touch them and I think I can do it better next time............I mean another kind of plants , probably some fresh vegs , or beautiful flowers or somehting else. Last but not least , I think it's better tell you guys the reason why they can grow very well. Cuz I use the led grow light ,if you like it, you can check this link below:https://www.amazon.de/Roleadro-Pflanzenlampe-Hydroponic-Gewächshaus-Zimmerpflanzen/dp/B00ROTTOE8/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1497853049&sr=8-9&keywords=600W+Led+Grow+Lampe
But I am not quite sure if it's gonna work out cuz there are different climate for different states.
I have done some research on the internet like a couple years ago and wondering probably a bunch of people (growers only) will think how to grow the Jackfruits in a pot? Additionally, and the growing conditions (light, wind, soil, fertilizer, etc)? I'd like to show you guys first the pic of my Jackfruits cuz I just harvested it and I was so o happy when I got it lol.
Just take a quick look at this pic, does it look very charming? Yeah absolutely 100% they are. apparently, it is cold hardy more or less like a mango, so I should be able to keep it alive, at least in my greenhouse. It is in a hot climate and it is easy to look after it compared to the domestic tree.It is a tropical tree, so for its implementation, a tropical and humidity environment is necessary. Its trees are sensitive to the growing cold.The flourish in rich, deep and somewhat porous soil very well. A mixture of soil, sand, and perlite is appropriate for proper drainage.And additionally, I'd like to ask did you transplant it? One thing you need to find out Once the seed gets germinated, and its 4 leaves go out, you can transplant it.And Watering and Fertilizing, When you watering the jackfruits plant, then the entire water should be absorbed, and do not let the water again until it gets dried up 2 inches. Depending on the state of light, position, and leaf, water requirement can be fixed.Within three to six years after planting, jack tree starts to flower and in two-three months after blossoming, young and unripe green skinned fruits are ready to be picked as the vegetable.It's serious will take a long time I know that lol.I got them like almost 6 years BTW.I was so so so so happy when I harvested it and it tasted very good. and also can make much money from this lol.
I was excited when I touch them and I think I can do it better next time............I mean another kind of plants , probably some fresh vegs , or beautiful flowers or somehting else. Last but not least , I think it's better tell you guys the reason why they can grow very well. Cuz I use the led grow light ,if you like it, you can check this link below:https://www.amazon.de/Roleadro-Pflanzenlampe-Hydroponic-Gewächshaus-Zimmerpflanzen/dp/B00ROTTOE8/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1497853049&sr=8-9&keywords=600W+Led+Grow+Lampe
But I am not quite sure if it's gonna work out cuz there are different climate for different states.