Durian can be grown at home. As a crop that is highly adaptable to the environment, the survival rate of growing durian at home is very high as long as it is carefully cultivated. When planting durian, you need to germinate the durian seeds from the fruit before planting. Prepare relatively large fruit pots, fill them with about 8-10cm of soil and plant the seeds. Covering with a layer of film will increase the temperature and speed up the germination process. In addition, planting durian can be done by both sprouting and splitting planting methods. First, can durian be planted at home

Durian can be planted at home. Scoop out the durian seeds from the fruit and soak them in warm water at 40℃-50℃ for a few days, and then fish them out when the skin cracks. Prepare a relatively large pot and spread 8-10cm of soil, then cover with 1cm of thin soil. Cover with a layer of film that will keep it warm. Change the pot when the root system grows all over the pot to avoid any inhibition of growth. Place the pot on the balcony to meet the need for light for growth. To water and fertilize in a timely manner to provide the nutrients and water needed for the growth of durian.

Second, the durian planting method

1, budding planting: This is a unique way of planting dicotyledonous woody plants. The seed root is sharpened to a pencil-like size, and an incision is made in the stem of the rootstock at a distance of about 8cm from the soil. The length is about 3-5cm and the width is about 0.6cm. Cut the tops of the two peaks flat and pull the skin up to match the length of the bud piece.

2, split planting: cut the scion into the average length of 3cm of the same peel. In the peeling should be thick outside and thin inside, it is recommended to open the knife in the young shoots below about 1cm. Split a vertical skin from the middle and inserted into the rootstock cut, do not cut all the way in, should be retained about 0.5cm gap, to be able to help the healing tissue, the production of new branches.