Will I be able to save my little jack?.

[Nuraxi]

I buy this Jackfruit seedling a few months ago, during its journey with the postal courier the package and the soil in the pot were shake, I immediately repotted it and kept it in a bright spot but not with direct sun, now it lost all the leaves, the stone has dried up, I pruned to see if he was still alive, do you think he still has hopes of making it? ..
Any good advice will be welcome, thank you.

Luigi

[Midwestfruitjungle]

I would first scratch the bark, if there is any green it is still alive and has a chance, if it is brown, it is probably dead, although you have the slim chance it can grow from its roots, but at that point it is unlikely

[digigarden]

The container is too small for artocarpus/ e troppo piccolo

[Nuraxi]

Thank you very much guys, yes…  under the bark it is still green as in the picture, therefore still alive, the pot is about 50/55 cm high, diameter 20 cm at the top, at the bottom it will be 15/18 cm, it is conical, here they use it Spanish and Italian nurseries for Mango plants, and others tropical fruits plants, the roots I saw in the repotting after the accident during the expedition, were about the size of a small orange, sorry for my English ..

[shot]

Don't over water it!You will rot it,no leaves very small water up take.

[Nuraxi]

thanks shot, ok..