வியட்நாம் பலா 1.5 கிலோவா? 😱 Small Family-க்கு Perfect Jackfruit Variety!

In this video, we clearly explain the difference between Palur Jackfruit and Vietnam Jackfruit, how to identify male and female flowers in jackfruit trees, how to improve poor soil naturally, and how to manage fruit load for better yield. Palur Jackfruit can grow up to 20–25 kg. But Vietnam Jackfruit usually grows between 1.5–10 kg, making it suitable for small families. One fruit can be consumed at once without waste. It also starts bearing in about 1.5 years under proper care, which makes it attractive for home growers and farmers. Many people get confused seeing flowers falling from the tree. Smooth-shaped flowers are male flowers. They naturally turn black and fall — this is normal. No need to panic or spray chemicals. Thorny flowers are female flowers — these become fruits. For better female flower formation, proper nutrition is very important. Even rocky or low-fertility land can be improved using organic inputs like farmyard manure, compost, vermicompost, panchagavya, and leaf compost. Digging trenches between plants and filling them with organic matter helps nutrients reach roots directly. Fruit thinning is also very important. If a small tree sets 20–25 fruits, retain only 10–15. Ideally, one fruit per branch ensures better size and nutrient-rich fruits. Removing excess fruits helps overall tree health. We also discuss specialty varieties like Aini Jack and Thailand Red Jackfruit, and high-demand guava varieties like Black Diamond and Beetroot Guava. Based on our nursery experience, with proper nutrition and management, jackfruit can be successfully grown in Tamil Nadu climate, including home gardens and terrace-adapted grafted varieties. Happy Gardening! Greenland Nursery GST Road, Thailavaram, Guduvancherry, Chennai Phone: +91 9384667713 / 9384667714 Like, Follow & Subscribe for practical nursery guidance. Facebook:   / greenlandnursery   Instagram:   / greenlandnursery   Website: https://www.greenlandnursery.in #JackfruitFarming #VietnamJackfruit #TerraceGardening #OrganicFarming #TamilNaduFarming