Great update to all the followers I’ve recently visited Terrys farm and I can say that he is a true gentleman and his family no different. He shared a world of information regarding durian farming. It was truly a positive visit and now in the process of joining that beautiful community. Big hi 👋 from Dean, May and Dean junior Can’t wait to get back there and live a dream. Saying goodbye to Aussie land 😢
Pretty awesome! Wife and I have 2 rai of Durian about the same age as yours and yours are much larger. We are looking at possible fruiting next season as well. Nice to see a fellow American Durian farmer!
Thanks for the update video Terry. I'm excited to grow some Monthong in Buriram. I think we're starting with just 30-50 trees on our land in 2026. We may plant on more land in the future. Looks like a great early retirement plan. Cheers from Austin, TX!
definately interested in how that goes as i have a partner in Surin and would like to grow some durian but not sure if its possible in this region best of luck
Thanks for update Terry wow your trees are massive for their age!!! I’m not sure I understand what you are saying about the musang king trees? They looked just as big and healthy as your monthong trees ?
They look good now but when the rain stops and it gets dry it's really hard on them . I do understand what you mean they do look great right now . In may they won't look so good and I'll make sure to make a vid during that time so people can see the difference in the dry season 👍
@TMDurianfarmer oh good morning Terry. i am in Chaiyaphum. The land here is very sandy, great for rice, corn and cane. i am sure this is the key reason they don't grow, that and my nutrient mix. I've noticed when i buy the trees their leaves are dark green, but overtime in the ground the leaves get lighter in colour. very impressed with your farm. nice job. ❤️
One advice. It looks nice letting them grow as tall as they like but it's much better to top them and encourage horizontal branches to grow (even if it means tying them down with ropes and weights) It's much easier to harvest and they produce way more than way anyway. As a bonus, they are much sturdier and even if a branch snaps it's not a big deal
Hi Terry,hard work’s paying off,beautiful healthy looking trees. I’m in the process of organising my durian farm and ticking the boxes and one question comes to mind, Will there be an issue with high wind for 2 to 3 months of the year? No gail focre or destructive wind that will cause up rooting or broken branches but just worry when flowering. Will it disrupt pollination and fruit yield? What are your thoughts and experience?
Thank you Terry, I suppose condition will never be 100%, We just have to deal with issues as we ancounter. Looking forward to my trip next month to Thailand. Will you be available towards the end of November or take visitors to your farm Terry?
Very impressive. You must have the magic touch! We planted our first 600 graftings just about the same time as you. Of those, we lost about 200 due to various reasons and I reckon we have some 250 really healthy ones but don't come anyway near to your size. Since we are in the mountains about 500km north of you I guess location and soil conditions play their part. I reckon we wont see any fruit for another couple of years at least. Am I right in saying allow only 5 fruit per tree first time round?
Definitely not easy growing durian . We have had our fair share of issues also. Location and soil conditions do play a big part in the growth of the trees. As for the number of fruit a rule of thumb is 5 fruits per tree for 4 year old trees but it really comes down to the health of the tree.
@@Tyler-gd7yw this will be the first year I will allow my trees to flower. To prevent flowering too young you must stay with a high nitrate low p and k . To start flowering we will apply a low nitrate high p and k 8 24 24 . We will only allow the most mature trees bare fruit this year
@@mhelmyhassan8060 I'll be selling to the local market here in Thailand and the market likes it less ripe so we will pick unless a buyer wants it dropped
@@BruceKonefe I use on my young trees 25 7 7 you do need to carful not to over fertilize . Most use 6 3 3 it's harder to over fertilize using a weaker formula if your not sure if you know what your doing
@@TMDurianfarmer My daughter and I are just learning. We purchased a small plot of land to build a house and it has 48 durian trees. Thank you for your help.
Great work Terry, will be curious in case you try 1 durian tree with Organic Bio Fertiliser for taste test… chem fert works well until the soil starts degrading. I would recom add low P high K during fruiting for the fleshy boost.
@@ParkPedal we are going to build a home Infront and the wife thinks signals look more appealing . It's not worth the battle of a happy wife and happy life 😊
@@TMDurianfarmer sounds fair enough! Recent I went to a durian seminar and the presenter said there was no production benefit to double planting as the trees shade each other out
@@ParkPedal if one dies you still have the other .that is a benefit to production . Durian trees don't produce every year if one does not the other most likely will that's another benefit . When trees start producing a young tree can only have 5 fruit max I have two so I get 10 benefits . I am producing for the first time this year follow my post and I will be sharing the results of planting two trees. We will find out soon enough
@@TMDurianfarmer good comments. I also asked him about fruiting every year. He said durian should be fruiting every year and if they aren't then the trees are not being managed correctly. Either over or under fertilized, plus allowing the tree to bear too many fruits the previous year
@@ParkPedal I agree but in reality they all don't . In practice from my own experience including all the durian farmers I know we get around 80 to 90 percent . Pest and diseases need to be taken in count for not fruiting .
Durian trees start to produce fruit the age of 4 to 8 years old depending on variety and growing conditions . In some cases trees have been known to produce as young and 2 to 3 years old but is not recommended
@@TMDurianfarmer what do you you mean by recommended? Are you triggering the trees to fruit? Or if they fruit too young you know I off the flowers or fruit?
It ranges in price depending on your location . Price is not the issue it comes down to the quality of the land water and weather. When looking for a farm
Great update to all the followers I’ve recently visited Terrys farm and I can say that he is a true gentleman and his family no different. He shared a world of information regarding durian farming. It was truly a positive visit and now in the process of joining that beautiful community. Big hi 👋 from Dean, May and Dean junior
Can’t wait to get back there and live a dream. Saying goodbye to Aussie land 😢
I couldn't agree more, a lovely family
Thanks 👍
Trees look amazing Terry, they grew so much in the wet season. Really appreciate the update Terry. Thanks!
@@AussiePharmer they amaze me also how fast they can grow 👍
Kebun durian yang megah dan bagus
👍 thank you
@TMDurianfarmer same-same 🙏, succes mister
Looks amazing, sir. Southeast asian people will be so proud
Your orchard is amazing Terry is so good to see your progress ❤
Thank you so much!
The farm is Looking fantastic Terry your hard work is paying off. Looking forward to your next vid.
Thanks 👍
Gday Terry
Wow I can't believe how much your trees have grown since we came to visit you, Looking Amazing !
Take Care Mate
Thanks Don 👍
Hey Terry, your trees looking very good and healthy for 3 years😍❤️👍🏼
@@loichong thank you 👍
Pretty awesome! Wife and I have 2 rai of Durian about the same age as yours and yours are much larger. We are looking at possible fruiting next season as well. Nice to see a fellow American Durian farmer!
@@bobvalley2221 where are you from in the states ?
@@TMDurianfarmer Massachusetts and lived in Florida for 15 years.
@bobvalley2221 Are the Durian grow in Florida or this is in Thailand?
@@chaovang6855 thailand
Amazing your durian farm, very nice👌🏻
*Good Jobs, it challenging to develop durian farms, a lot of effort to good grow*
@@asrie1234thank you ,you are right
Very good looking durian plantation considering your not Asian. Best wishes for a fruitful season.
Hey Terry, welcome back to the Tube, it's been a while. Always happy to learn from your videos. 🍋🍋
Thanks for the update video Terry. I'm excited to grow some Monthong in Buriram. I think we're starting with just 30-50 trees on our land in 2026. We may plant on more land in the future. Looks like a great early retirement plan. Cheers from Austin, TX!
definately interested in how that goes as i have a partner in Surin and would like to grow some durian but not sure if its possible in this region best of luck
You did a great job! Congratulations!!!
Thank you so much!!
Wow…. Very beautiful and healthy. Great job
🙏
Thanks for the update 👍
Longtime no upload sir. Nice update of your durian farm
Fantastic looking orchard, congratulations. A question, why do you plant some trees close together ?
Do you use soil nutrient probe to check before fertilizer?
@@Kat-cw6yd no I don't .but we have tested the soil in the past and found it's high in p and K
New content 🎉 been watching re runs to keep the dream alive thanks
Nice video learnt a lot thank you.
Look in order Terry. Wish you all the best.
🙏
Nice sharing nice vidio thanks dear my friend suport ❤👍🙏
Amazing!
Can you do video on how you cut the grass?
Really wonder what's the best way to manage grass on durian grown in bed system.
Thanks for update Terry wow your trees are massive for their age!!! I’m not sure I understand what you are saying about the musang king trees? They looked just as big and healthy as your monthong trees ?
They look good now but when the rain stops and it gets dry it's really hard on them . I do understand what you mean they do look great right now . In may they won't look so good and I'll make sure to make a vid during that time so people can see the difference in the dry season 👍
Durian trees growing so beautiful, very inspiring.
wow that is so beautiful. I am just starting mine, grasping but surviving
(10months old).
wow. just amazing. what are you feeding them? my trees die after a year.
@@nothinghere1996 what part of Thailand are you growing them ?
@TMDurianfarmer oh good morning Terry. i am in Chaiyaphum. The land here is very sandy, great for rice, corn and cane. i am sure this is the key reason they don't grow, that and my nutrient mix. I've noticed when i buy the trees their leaves are dark green, but overtime in the ground the leaves get lighter in colour.
very impressed with your farm. nice job. ❤️
Durian in Australia???? Wowwww ❤🇲🇾
Thailand
@@TMDurianfarmer I see....nice farm anyway...❤️🇲🇾
Durian ice cream is fantastic 😋 could be a good in house expansion.
@@LawrenceJamesWall good idea 👍
One advice. It looks nice letting them grow as tall as they like but it's much better to top them and encourage horizontal branches to grow (even if it means tying them down with ropes and weights) It's much easier to harvest and they produce way more than way anyway. As a bonus, they are much sturdier and even if a branch snaps it's not a big deal
thank you for the update sir, been waiting for this for a long time.
🙏👍
looking forward to your musang king fruit review, good job!
Thank you 👍
love him and is chanel so much info really appreciate ...
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Hi Terry,hard work’s paying off,beautiful healthy looking trees.
I’m in the process of organising my durian farm and ticking the boxes and one question comes to mind,
Will there be an issue with high wind for 2 to 3 months of the year?
No gail focre or destructive wind that will cause up rooting or broken branches but just worry when flowering.
Will it disrupt pollination and fruit yield?
What are your thoughts and experience?
I have high winds during the rainy months no issues. When durian trees flower the wind will pollinate them by moving the flowers
Thank you Terry, I suppose condition will never be 100%,
We just have to deal with issues as we ancounter.
Looking forward to my trip next month to Thailand.
Will you be available towards the end of November or take visitors to your farm Terry?
@@yanfamilyandi3221 your welcome to visit 👍 just give me advice notice to ensure we are at the farm
I’ll definitely keep you posted.
Thanks again.
beautiful farm, gonna have fruit soon!
Nice Mr Terry love durian. Where is your location sir if you don’t mind me asking.
@@TheBondocFam in Thailand west side
Very impressive. You must have the magic touch! We planted our first 600 graftings just about the same time as you. Of those, we lost about 200 due to various reasons and I reckon we have some 250 really healthy ones but don't come anyway near to your size. Since we are in the mountains about 500km north of you I guess location and soil conditions play their part. I reckon we wont see any fruit for another couple of years at least. Am I right in saying allow only 5 fruit per tree first time round?
Definitely not easy growing durian . We have had our fair share of issues also. Location and soil conditions do play a big part in the growth of the trees. As for the number of fruit a rule of thumb is 5 fruits per tree for 4 year old trees but it really comes down to the health of the tree.
bagus kebun nya
Dang! Looking good! 👍🙂
Amazing
Well maintained orchard. What is tree and row spacing
@@iqtidarbaig8532 7x7
I saw...You have many big teak trees ... ?? In Java we call it Pohon Jati....
Hi Terry! Big fan. May I know what species of durian do you have in your farm?
@@moriz6834 yes I mainly have monthong and some mk and a few other
good job sir
Can you show me the watering system or water pump system of your durian farm? Thanks
I want to try durian farm, from Myanmar
@@mgphonee watch this ua-cam.com/video/uDxNxwhN5uE/v-deo.htmlsi=PPluLpxhiWll_PjA
how big is your farm man? What is the recommendation for a decent farm size ?
@@LoneWalker1102 I have 20 Rai .lots of things to do .
ini kebun durian ada di negara mana om??
negara tropis atau negara 4 musim??
salam dari Indonesia 🤝
Ni di utara thailand..
did you prune every flower off the first few years?
@@Tyler-gd7yw this will be the first year I will allow my trees to flower. To prevent flowering too young you must stay with a high nitrate low p and k . To start flowering we will apply a low nitrate high p and k 8 24 24 . We will only allow the most mature trees bare fruit this year
The musang king do u plan to pick when it mature or ripe and fall to the ground like malaysia do?
@@mhelmyhassan8060 I'll be selling to the local market here in Thailand and the market likes it less ripe so we will pick unless a buyer wants it dropped
Hi, can share your fertilizer formula for the 1 year old tree and the big tree ? thanks.
Great Channel ❤
From 🇱🇰
@@sankamadushanpriyadarshana7109 👍
terry~~how long do you anticipate boosting durian market to last ?
Many more years ,I don't think supply will ever match the demand
How did you buy the land? Or are you leasing?
well done sir
Ini kebun sangat kren sekali,penataan yg luar biasa
Hope you have a bountiful fruiting.
Thank you🙏
Hi Terry.. I suggest to you to planting also the type of BLACK THORN...🇱🇷
@@benedictrajustbenedict-us8zh I have been wanting to ,I just need to find them
Wow...Nice..! where is your farm?
@@anakmalek in kanchanaburi
This year, Thailand has been having a lot of rain, which would help the plants grow faster.
Question are they grafted durain
Yes they are
What type of fertilizer would you recommend to use for 1 year old and less Monthong trees??
@@BruceKonefe I use on my young trees 25 7 7 you do need to carful not to over fertilize . Most use 6 3 3 it's harder to over fertilize using a weaker formula if your not sure if you know what your doing
@@TMDurianfarmer My daughter and I are just learning. We purchased a small plot of land to build a house and it has 48 durian trees. Thank you for your help.
Great work Terry, will be curious in case you try 1 durian tree with Organic Bio Fertiliser for taste test… chem fert works well until the soil starts degrading. I would recom add low P high K during fruiting for the fleshy boost.
Sir what is the spacing in your double tree?
It's one meter
@TMDurianfarmer Terry thanks alot.
Where Terry Durian Farm is located? Australia or Southern part of the US?
@@leaksmypok8817 Thailand
@TMDurianfarmer It is close to my country, Cambodia. Thanks
3 years since put in ground? 3 year old seedlings? please clarify.
From today I planted the farm 41 months ago ..I planted grafted seedlings .the height of the trees at the time of planting where 80 cm tall
In Malaysia, we plant one tree every 25 ferr, wonder if double tree affect the size or quantity of harvest ?
@@realsteel968 it does effect it the amount .it increases the harvest amount . As for quality it's normal
peace be upon you sir from me and zamzam water
Greeting new subcriber thanks
Thanks for the sub!
where is your durian farm located ,Terry ?
@@duamalai in kanchanaburi
@@TMDurianfarmer what country?Terry
@@duamalai thailand
It's look like near the rubber estate.
Well managed
Do you have black thorn Mr Terry?
No I don't I'm looking for them
Amazing !
If a variety doesnt do well. Shouldnt it be grafted onto a resilient rootstock?
It's the graph not the rootstock that is doing bad
in which country do you plant
@@GS-mk1rm thailand
What state you growing
Kanchanaburi
Hi , it looks like you have single trees on the new plot as opposed to double. Was there a reason for this ? Thanks
@@ParkPedal we are going to build a home Infront and the wife thinks signals look more appealing . It's not worth the battle of a happy wife and happy life 😊
@@TMDurianfarmer sounds fair enough! Recent I went to a durian seminar and the presenter said there was no production benefit to double planting as the trees shade each other out
@@ParkPedal if one dies you still have the other .that is a benefit to production . Durian trees don't produce every year if one does not the other most likely will that's another benefit . When trees start producing a young tree can only have 5 fruit max I have two so I get 10 benefits . I am producing for the first time this year follow my post and I will be sharing the results of planting two trees. We will find out soon enough
@@TMDurianfarmer good comments. I also asked him about fruiting every year. He said durian should be fruiting every year and if they aren't then the trees are not being managed correctly. Either over or under fertilized, plus allowing the tree to bear too many fruits the previous year
@@ParkPedal I agree but in reality they all don't . In practice from my own experience including all the durian farmers I know we get around 80 to 90 percent . Pest and diseases need to be taken in count for not fruiting .
How big is your farm.
@@Ball-Field-Comm123 it's almost 20 Rai
What country sir
@@JGsbackyardlettuceKagulay1 thailand
@@TMDurianfarmer wow nice farm
Hi Terry, why don't you planted the new durian in pairs like the 3 years.
The wife wanted it less pruning
@@TMDurianfarmer ❤️
Why are the trees planted two by two together?
I have a few vids that I talk about in
I might be interested in the land beside you:)
Can we discuss?
I’ve spent like 4 months in Thailand recently.
@@jhost0311 you can contact me on line it's in my channel description .
Where is your farm?
@@Raullausa central west of Thailand
@TMDurianfarmer I'm planting same in davao Philippines
@Raullausa that's great 👍🇵🇭
I thought they don’t fruit till their Almost a decade? What do you mean allow them to flower?
Durian trees start to produce fruit the age of 4 to 8 years old depending on variety and growing conditions . In some cases trees have been known to produce as young and 2 to 3 years old but is not recommended
@@TMDurianfarmer what do you you mean by recommended? Are you triggering the trees to fruit? Or if they fruit too young you know I off the flowers or fruit?
@@SpencerMack I'm triggering my trees to flower to produce fruit this year
@@TMDurianfarmer oh ok. Thanks for the answer. How do you do this with durian?
where is the location?
Malaysia or Australia?
Thailand 🙏🇹🇭
i was told you cant own land in thailand?? how do you work that out?
Your wife can .
@@TMDurianfarmer I don't have a wife lol
What part of country?
@@paulchanhvandam8556 kanchanaburi
I Will trying in Indonesia
What kind of durian is that?
I have a few different types mk and monthong mainly
@@TMDurianfarmer wow father.....thats cool....i m beginner...im learning from u ...i like durian very much.....thanks for ur reply.....appreciate it
What state?
@@nikamen326 kanchanaburi
how many baht per rai for the property?
It ranges in price depending on your location . Price is not the issue it comes down to the quality of the land water and weather. When looking for a farm
@TMDurianfarmer I'm in kanchanaburi province and in ranges from 330k to 800 k baht, seems very expensive to me
@@Ranger-sx7zo I remember when it was 15000 per Rai those days are over
@@TMDurianfarmer wow
Indonesia, Malaysia or Thailand?
@@Hasitha_Chandrasekara thailand
Great😍
We need helmet...
Just in case the durians fall 🤣
Post more videos often
03:30 Musangking
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没修枝的果园，可惜！
The time is coming for that