Is it a scam that a durian seed grown into a potted durian tree one meter tall bears a 20-jin giant durian?

Yatou has discovered another novel thing: someone threw a durian seed into the soil, and not only did a small seedling grow, but it even bore fruit!

However, this news really caught Yatou's attention. Durian comes with its own "fragrance," and durians on the market all cost more than 15 yuan, so they are too expensive to eat! But if you can grow them at home, wouldn't that be a wonderful thing!

Growing environment requirements for durian

Durian is a purely tropical crop, and its year-round growing temperature must be kept above 22°C, with no frost. One of the most important requirements is that only year-round high temperatures allow it to bear fruit. (A bolt from the blue)

In summary, durian seeds can be planted, but if you are in the north, they can only be grown as potted ornamentals and will not bear fruit. However, in warm southern places, you might as well give it a try. The method is as follows:

Step 1: First remove the remaining material on the seed, wash it clean, and let it dry naturally.

Step 2: Soak it. Soak the durian seed in water for about 24 hours.

Step 3: Prepare loose soil and a suitable flowerpot. Make sure there is a certain degree of air permeability. You can use a temporary flowerpot, and once the seedling grows, you can repot it.

Step 4: Plant the durian seed, water it with an appropriate amount of water, and keep the environment moist before germination, but do not let water accumulate, so the seed does not rot! Just place it in a bright spot.

Step 5: It must be said that durian seedlings are quite attractive! After some time, when the seedlings grow bigger, you can choose a robust one and transplant it separately into a large flowerpot.

Maybe it really will bear fruit.