Item Tag: Jackfruit

10 FRESH RED JACKFRUIT SEEDSRecently Harvested – High Germination Rate Planting and Germinating Jackfruit Seeds Moisten seed-starting mix with warm water. Put the mix into peat pots, toilet paper rolls or other biodegradable pots on a tray. The peat pots allow you to transplant them without disturbing the jackfruit seedling’s tender tap root.Place one seed into each pot, barely covering it with moist seed-starting mix. Cover the pots with plastic wrap to maintain a humid atmosphere.Put the tray of starting pots on a root warming mat or in a warm location where the temperatures are maintained at 80 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Allow 10 to 40 days for germination.Monitor the seed-starting pots to ensure that the mix remains slightly moist at all times. Remove the plastic and mist with water as needed to keep the seed-starting mix evenly moist. Keep plastic wrap over the pots until the seeds germinate, then remove it.Water the seedlings regularly, when the soil is dry to the touch. Add water until the excess drains from the bottom of the pot.