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So you are obsessed with durians, searched so long for a land in a country that has areas suitable for durian growing and at the end purchased worst possible land for durians![]()
. (hopefully its not true, but clearly it is the impression I get) How much money will you be spending to keep water flowing all year? Durians do not need just water, they also need pretty high humidity to thrive. I agree with Oscar. Say good bye to durian, hello pitaya. You are too obsessed with high acreage, and I think it was fatal mistake.
Cereus sp.
Opuntia sp.
Parkia biglobosa
Corryocactus Brebistylus (sanky fruit)
Tylosema esculentum (marama bean)
Goji Berry (still experimenting to see if it will set fruit without much chill hours)
Fig
Pomegranate
Tamarindus indica
Some others that I have not thought of yet.









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My name is Jason, and im a proud fruit addict!
Are you looking to get 20-200 acres for yourself or share with other "nuts"? I would absolutely advise you against getting anymore than 10 acres in wet tropics (if its just yourself). For example it has been raining at least every week in my farm this year. I come back after some absence to find impassible 9 foot tall wall of weed trees. The jungle will crush you. If you get 50-200 acres and don't hire any workers, than you may never set a foot on some parts of your property for the rest of your life.