11-19-2022, 04:30 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-19-2022, 04:30 AM by Durian Fiend.)
Some seedlings will fruit very little, if any. Partly due to genetics and environment. That's true for some grafted varietes too.
Fruiting at 6 years for a seedling is extremely precocious. More like double that to be expected.
Kurtistown is probably near the upper limit for durian trees to fruit. I'm guessing 1,000 ft. will be about maximum, so you should get something.
The primary fungi troubling durian trees are phytophthera and rhizoctonia.
Fruiting at 6 years for a seedling is extremely precocious. More like double that to be expected.
Kurtistown is probably near the upper limit for durian trees to fruit. I'm guessing 1,000 ft. will be about maximum, so you should get something.
The primary fungi troubling durian trees are phytophthera and rhizoctonia.