Key Features & Benefits

• Special jackfruit variety with low or no sticky latex (gum), making cutting and handling easier
• Grafted plant ensures early fruiting and true-to-type quality
• Produces large fruits with sweet, firm, and less messy bulbs
• Highly productive and suitable for home gardens and farms
• Rich in fiber, vitamins, and energy
• Reduced stickiness improves kitchen usability and commercial value

Plant Care Guide

Sunlight

• Requires full sunlight for healthy growth and fruiting
• Needs at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily

Soil

• Prefers well-draining, fertile soil rich in organic matter
• Ideal mix: garden soil + compost + sand
• Slightly acidic to neutral soil is suitable

Temperature & Climate

• Thrives in tropical and subtropical climates
• Ideal temperature: 22°C to 35°C
• Sensitive to frost and extreme cold

Watering

• Water regularly during early growth (2–3 times per week)
• Mature plants need moderate but deep watering
• Increase watering during flowering and fruit development
• Avoid waterlogging

Fertilizers

• Apply organic manure or compost every 1–2 months
• Use nitrogen-rich fertilizer during vegetative growth
• Add phosphorus and potassium during flowering and fruiting
• Supplement with micronutrients if required

Re-potting Instructions

• Use a large container (minimum 20–24 inches deep) for early growth
• Ensure proper drainage holes
• Transplant to ground for best long-term growth
• Avoid frequent re-potting due to large root system
• Handle graft union carefully during transplanting

Fruiting Season

• Grafted plants may start fruiting within 2–4 years
• Fruiting season usually occurs in summer
• Produces large fruits directly from trunk and branches

Usage Ideas

• Eat ripe bulbs fresh
• Use in desserts, smoothies, and sweets
• Unripe fruit used in curries and traditional dishes
• Suitable for chips, pickles, and processed foods
• Ideal for commercial sale due to easy handling

Care Tips

• Provide enough space (8–10 meters apart) if planting in ground
• Prune lightly to maintain manageable height
• Mulch around base to retain moisture and improve soil fertility
• Protect young plants from strong winds
• Support branches if fruits are heavy
• Monitor pests like fruit borers and treat with organic solutions
• Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot.