My husband was laughed at when he first planted durian, but unexpectedly it bore fist-sized fruit

Durian is a fruit that many people like to eat. It smells stinky, but it tastes delicious. Durian is rich in vitamins and can supplement the nutrients the human body needs. It also has the reputation of being the "king of fruits."

My husband especially likes eating durian, and he even planted the leftover durian seeds in an idle flowerpot at home. At first, everyone laughed at him, but in the end it actually bore fist-sized fruit. It was really surprising!

So how do you grow a potted durian? Today I will share the method with everyone. Friends who like eating durian can try it themselves and grow one at home too.

Remove all the flesh from the durian seeds, place them in a bright spot with indirect light to dry thoroughly, and soak them in water for 1-2 days. When you find white sprouting points emerging, plant the seeds in moist sandy soil and cover them with only a thin layer of soil. During this period, keep the soil moist and place them in a bright spot with indirect light. They will sprout in about seven days.

Summer is relatively suitable for durian growth. The temperature suitable for durian growth is around 25°C, and the soil humidity should be kept at 30% to 40%. Summer sunlight is relatively strong, so it must not be exposed to direct blazing sun.

Of course, during the process of growing plants, fertilizer must also be sufficient. With careful care and cultivation, it will bear small fruit!

It can be eaten and also kept as an ornamental potted plant, achieving two things at once!

Friends who like it can grow one themselves! It also saves the money spent on buying durian!

That is all for today's sharing!