Jackfruit seeds can be planted in potted plants, but before planting, the seeds need to be soaked in clear water for about a week, during which the water needs to be changed once a day, and the jackfruit seeds can be planted after germination. During the growth of jackfruit, water the plants every 3-4 days, which is beneficial to the better growth of jackfruit.

During the growth of jackfruit, there is a great demand for water. You can water plants every 3-4 days to keep the soil moist and let jackfruit absorb enough water, so that plants can maintain normal growth.

During the growth period, the jackfruit should be topdressing at least 4 times, and it is best to use nitrogen fertilizer when fertilizing, because nitrogen fertilizer can provide sufficient nutrition for the pineapple bag, promote the growth of the pineapple bag and make the plant grow more vigorously.

When cultivating jackfruit, it is necessary to provide sunlight for plants. You can put jackfruit in a sunny environment to give plants enough light absorption and maintain the normal growth of jackfruit.

Morphological characteristics of jackfruit;

Evergreen trees, 10-20m high, 30-50cm；; In DBH；; Old trees often have slab roots; The bark is thick and dark brown; Branchlets 2-6 mm thick, longitudinally wrinkled to smooth, glabrous; Stipules hold stems in a ring shape with obvious scars.

Leaves are leathery, spirally arranged, ovoid or obovate, 7- 15cm long or longer, 3-7cm wide, blunt or tapering at the top, wedge-shaped at the base, fully mature leaves, or leaves on young trees and sprouting branches are often divided, with dark green surface, light green or light brown after drying, hairless and shiny, light green at the back, slightly rough, and mesophyll cells.

There are spherical or oval resin cells in the tissue, and the lateral veins are pinnate, with 6-8 on each side, and the back of the midvein protrudes; Petiole length 1-3 cm; Stipules clasping stems, ovoid, long 1.5-8 cm, externally appressed or glabrous, falling off.