Mother-in-law grew a durian in a pot at home, and the fruit it produced had the whole family cracking up

Mother-in-law grew a durian in a pot at home, but it produced this kind of fruit; when she brought it out, the whole family cracked up
Durian, though it smells stinky, is actually especially fragrant. Everyone in the family really loves eating durian, and mother-in-law is one of them. But a while back, mother-in-law learned from a friend how to grow durian in a pot at home, and unexpectedly it produced this kind of fruit; when she brought it out, the whole family cracked up. What on earth happened? Let's take a look!
This is the durian that mother-in-law grew in a pot at home, but this durian grew too tiny, only the size of a palm, and it looks adorable. When mother-in-law brought this durian over to us, the whole family cracked up, all saying that the durian mother-in-law grew has a mind of its own.
Still, as a beginner at potted plants, mother-in-law getting the durian to produce fruit is really quite good. Mother-in-law also told me that growing durian in a pot actually isn't especially difficult. First, we need to prepare durian seeds. Usually after we eat durian, we keep the durian seeds, and then we can wash the seeds clean and soak them in water for about a week.
However, when soaking the durian seeds, remember to change the water every day. After the durian has soaked for a week, it will split open, and then we can plant the durian in a flower pot. For the soil in the pot, we can generally choose a loose, fertile soil with good aeration, then pour the soil in until the pot is 8 parts full, and that's enough. Remember, never press down on the potting soil with your hands, as it will cause the soil to compact, which is very bad for the seeds to sprout.
Finally, we can take the sprouted durian seeds, with the sprouting point facing down, and arrange them neatly from the inside outward. After about a month, the durian will show obvious growth. Then normal care is all that's needed. This is the method mother-in-law used to grow her durian.
Do you like eating durian? If you like it too, you can try growing one in a pot at home yourself!