Is not all Puya scions grafted onto simply no matter root inventory? So then would not it simply be the graft and the little pot that retains the durian tree so small? I’m having a tough time to think about Puya scion being such a pure dwarf. Or perhaps they use a marcott? after which bonsai the tree. I wounder what the return on funding is for that form of administration..
Fruit nerd,
I feel Peter is correct, it may be managed by EM, there are a few totally different merchandise on the shelf within the regular ironmongery shop, even Trichoderma however idk how efficient Trichoderma is for what you describe.
You may also use google scholar and search one thing like “dietary deficiency rhizoctonia”, you can be amazed at how a lot analysis there’s. There’s additionally a giant e book one thing known as vitamin and illness.
Peter,
I feel it’s as a result of “noone” have a drawfing durian root inventory. I wish to study Indonesian as a result of then I may actually attempt to digest their information, I imagine a number of it is not translated but.
I additionally cannot imagine how somebody can go for the extremely excessive density and even excessive density planting, however perhaps that they had good experiences doing it with apples so thought it might work with topicals too.
Possibly oxleyanus, oblongus, graveolens, or some other durio sp. could have a dwarfing impact??
ohip,
I’ve heard from a good supply that somebody have a residing durian tree in Byron bay. It is planted within the floor.
If it is true you have to be allright 
Monthong is healthier tied to the tree as our neighbor have had one 1.5m above floor and it nonetheless smashed open actually unhealthy when it fell. However small fruits do effectively and doesn’t get broken IMO. In Bali they primarily tie up the larger ones. In Thailand just about all as a result of all varieties are fairly huge and Kan Yao so helpful so it will get tied anyway. It seams they tie them up regardless that they lower them off from the tree or perhaps it bought it mistaken as a result of a whole lot of the time they must tie up the branches due to the load so it’s kind of complicated assessing the tree.
This man have a durian farm in South Thailand and share’s quite a bit in English of what he have learnt from the locals, fairly good information.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8lS29jNvRQ
I’ve seen huge fruit fall and do not get any harm besides some boring spikes so it is dependent upon the range.
