Thanks for watching. They had some Durian fruit at the Asian Market also, but it was in the freezer, so the seeds wouldn't have been viable. Sometimes they have fresh Durian, so next time they have fresh Durian I will get some and do a video.
@@edibletropicaltrees I agree with you , the durian fruit is usually preserved in the freezer . If you see the fresh one next time try it , a lot people don’t like the way it smells but I really eating it! It’s pricey than the jackfruit !
They're not the easiest plant to graft. Somehow a fungus usually attacks both the scion & grafting union. The seeds are super easy to germinate sometimes they're already germinating in the fruit. I'm wondering if you sanitize the grafting tools as well as probably treating both the rootstock & scion with some kinda anti fungal treatment would minimize or eliminate fungus infestation?
This is my favorite !
Try durian fruit next time , it’s also my favorite too!
Thanks for watching. They had some Durian fruit at the Asian Market also, but it was in the freezer, so the seeds wouldn't have been viable. Sometimes they have fresh Durian, so next time they have fresh Durian I will get some and do a video.
@@edibletropicaltrees I agree with you , the durian fruit is usually preserved in the freezer . If you see the fresh one next time try it , a lot people don’t like the way it smells but I really eating it! It’s pricey than the jackfruit !
They're not the easiest plant to graft. Somehow a fungus usually attacks both the scion & grafting union. The seeds are super easy to germinate sometimes they're already germinating in the fruit.
I'm wondering if you sanitize the grafting tools as well as probably treating both the rootstock & scion with some kinda anti fungal treatment would minimize or eliminate fungus infestation?