Thanks @linfoster So far so good but somehow I cannot ever see it becoming a big tree with fruit on it unless I get a conservatory the size of Kew gardens! 😀
@Chester14 It's a large & unusual fruit bearing tree from the tropics (Thailand in this case) similar to Durian if you have heard of it, but with much bigger fruits.
It is less smelly @susieg but much stickier. My hands were covered in latex-like goo from the fallen fruit when I was getting the seeds out of it, which took some washing off! 😁
@jeatacake well done. They grow quite fast and have long taproot, make sure in deep pot. You can graft to these from 6 months, will fruit then in 2 years and can be kept containerised and smaller, otherwise this tree will get massive! Got a contact in Florida that can send you grafting cuttings from mature named fruiting trees 😎👍
1 of 2 seeds to have germinated 😊
Thanks @linfoster So far so good but somehow I cannot ever see it becoming a big tree with fruit on it unless I get a conservatory the size of Kew gardens! 😀
What is Jack Fruit,it's nice to learn something new everyday @jeatacake
@Chester14 It's a large & unusual fruit bearing tree from the tropics (Thailand in this case) similar to Durian if you have heard of it, but with much bigger fruits.
Thanks for the information @jeatacake
And hopefully less stinky than durian 😷
It is less smelly @susieg but much stickier. My hands were covered in latex-like goo from the fallen fruit when I was getting the seeds out of it, which took some washing off! 😁
Gosh, interesting. Maybe you can harvest the latex 😂🤗👍
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Yay for you! 👏👏👏
@jeatacake well done. They grow quite fast and have long taproot, make sure in deep pot. You can graft to these from 6 months, will fruit then in 2 years and can be kept containerised and smaller, otherwise this tree will get massive! Got a contact in Florida that can send you grafting cuttings from mature named fruiting trees 😎👍
@gjones It can get to 10 metres+ in its natural habitat. I have no idea how it will fare here, so we will just have to see!