Key Features
Special considerations
Growing and Care Instructions
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Fertilizing
Fertilize with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season.
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Watering
Water deeply but infrequently, allowing soil to dry between waterings.
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Light Requirements
Full sun to partial shade.
| Type | Fruit-bearing |
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| Lifespan | 50–70 years |
| Growth | Moderate |
| Max Height | 30–40 ft |
| Max Width | 20–30 ft |
10-11 Container / 10-11 Outdoors
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Red Morning Jackfruit Tree - Exotic Beauty in Your Backyard!
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Thrives in Sunlight: Flourishes in full to partial sun, making it perfect for any sunny spot in your garden.
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Well-Established Tree: With an average age of 3 years, our Red Morning Jackfruit tree is already strong and healthy, ready to grow in your garden.
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Tropical Paradise: Grown in our Homestead nursery, benefiting from Florida's subtropical weather, ensuring it's well-suited to thrive in your local climate.
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Impressive Height: At approximately 4 feet or taller, it adds a striking presence to your landscape.
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Healthy Roots: Ships in a 7-gallon plastic container, allowing the roots to grow freely and establish a solid foundation for rapid growth.
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From Seedlings: Propagated from seedlings, ensuring genetic diversity and robust growth.
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Delight in Unique Fruits: Harvest delicious and exotic jackfruits from your very own tree.
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Low Maintenance: Once established, it requires minimal care, making it an easy and rewarding addition to your garden.
Transform your outdoor space into a tropical oasis with our Red Morning Jackfruit Tree. Enjoy the beauty, the unique fruits, and the delight of growing your own jackfruit tree. Buy now to experience the wonders of nature right in your backyard! Happy gardening!
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Customer Reviews
Beautiful tree and thank you very much
Tree arrived safe and sound. Got it in the ground and it seems to be going great
Will see how it goes. Saw some online chatter about seedling vs. grafted jackfruit not producing. But I trust Everglades Farm. Have purchased several trees from them and haven't gone wrong yet.
