I have a small spot in my yard where I can either plant one Jackfruit Tree and let it go 15 feet wide and 12 feet tall, Or instead I can plant to Jackfruit Trees and let each of them go to feet wide and also 12 feet tall.
In which scenario do you think I will get more fruit?
Probably not much difference, but one tree has the advantage of being balanced. Even 12 foot tall and 15 foot wide is small for a mature jackfruit tree, and one tree avoids the problem of one tree dominating the other.
If planting two trees in one spot were an advantage, we would see it as a routine practice for most commercial fruit producers. We do not. Apples were once planted at 7-8 meter spacing and it was only the availability of dwarfing rootstocks such as the M9 and M26 that allowed increased production at closer spacing.