Author Topic: What happened to my jackfruit tree?  (Read 4206 times)

mangomanic12

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Re: What happened to my jackfruit tree?
« Reply #25 on: August 06, 2019, 11:23:14 AM »
Malia, do not replace the soil with any other soil . Jack fruit grow  well in Florida in your native soil in most areas.
Dig at least 3 ft down by 3-4 ft wide square hole.
Plant the jackfruit.
Back fill only with the soil you dug out.
After planting mulch on top with woodchips and or grass clippings / leaves. Keep this material 8 inches or so from the  trunk of your plant.
If you want you can also put a layer of compost 8 -inches or so away from the trunk directly around the tree
Water well with a hose
Fertilize in spring and maybe late summer
Mike

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Re: What happened to my jackfruit tree?
« Reply #26 on: August 06, 2019, 12:24:35 PM »
Black Gold Seedling in flooded area as test tree.
4 days of standing water now





 

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