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Jackfruit problems
I have a tree about 7 years old. It is a beautiful 12' tree, but I have not harvested fruit. The small fruit appear to get a fungus and then I get these tiny flies coming out of small holes. Has anyone had similar experiences? Any suggestions? I would pay an expert to diagnose and treat this problem. Thank you.
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Re: Jackfruit problems
Those are male flowers. The female flowers will become fruits. fertilize with 8-3-9. and lots of water.
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