how to Induce flowering on your Durian trees second week

This is a follow up vid of us trying to Induce flowering on our durian trees.After spraying 7 days ago it looks like we need to continue to spray our nutrients to Induce flowering.once we see the new flushing of leaves stop and the start to fill out and start turning dark green we can start our second step to get early flowering by spraying paclobutrazol on the leaves.
once we start the next step flowering will come early. we can get a higher price for our durian fruit by harvesting early in our growing location.
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[@jimreeves6377]

Thanks - I am copying what you do ! With out doubt the best English speaking durian growing resource out there !

[@kebundurianbintoro]

Thanks for sharing. Greeting from indonesia

[@growduriankh]

Thanks for sharing our English spoken durian grower. Greeting from Cambodia

[@jadsonoliveira4534]

Great video!

[@TMDurianfarmer]

Thanks!

[@laripagi8164]

Thankyou sir

[@victory5965]

Can i have name of these chemicals u used for ur durian trees? i want to copy ur steps.

[@sejengkalsehasta3211]

New shoots growing not condusive to start flowering foliar...

[@NotBob-zw3zw]

My brother, I am amazed with your lifestyle. Just curious how you apply the paclo. Do you inject it after drilling at multiple sites or do you just foliar spray it ?

[@TMDurianfarmer]

I have not used it but it's applied from foliar application

[@selvarajdurairaju2550]

Interesting video sir. How many times do we have to apply the ground fertilizer 8-24-24 to induce flowering.

[@TMDurianfarmer]

Applied twice 2 weeks apart ..

[@Kevface]

Loving the details, Looking forward to the step by step along the way. How frequently do you repeat the (up tp) 1.5kg of Granular Yara 8-24-24 on the ground???

[@TMDurianfarmer]

We wait 4 weeks before the next application . I'm going to show each step we do👍

[@jacobmathew1981]

Thank you, we are growing Durians in South India and this info is very helpful. I am applying your approach for Rambutans. Could you also share the specifics for PCB application as well?❤ the channel, you have essentially eliminated the language challenge for me.❤

[@TMDurianfarmer]

I'll be doing a vid on pcb when we spray it soon

[@jacobmathew1981]

Thank you.

[@galihsatrio5823]

did you ever using paclobutrazole or prohexadione for induce flowering early sir?

[@TMDurianfarmer]

Never used it. I don't suggest using it .it's best to use a NPK that promotes flowering . Also you can reduce the water to make the trees start flowering

[@Joseph-xv1sq]

Sir good day. What is planting distance of your durian.thanks

[@TMDurianfarmer]

On this farm it varies ,from 7x7 to 6x7 to 8x8

[@kevhall4802]

Great information as usual. IS this one of your other farms or is this someone else's farm? I didn't know that you still had to spray such mature trees! Is it just to promote earlier flowering of the trees or is there some other benefit

[@TMDurianfarmer]

This is a farm I bought close to my farm. By spraying the trees it promotes early flowering.At the same time I'm feeding it all the nutrients it needs so we get high yields Last year it started flowering in January .I'm wanting to see flowers in December so we can harvest in late April early may. We can just let them flower naturally and they will

[@kl_wong]

Thank you for the information. Does it grow more durian with spraying than normal way?

[@TMDurianfarmer]

We are trying to produce early and make the tree more healthy . When trees produce a lot of fruit it takes a lot of energy so we must feed the vitamins to the tree to handle the heavy load . I will keep a lot of fruit on these trees this year.

[@kl_wong]

@@TMDurianfarmer ok bro. Finger cross, then we can learn the next lesson.

[@ex1echo]

Paclobutrazol remains active in the soil for a long time. Overuse can lead to a buildup in the soil, and might affect the crop in the following season.

[@TMDurianfarmer]

When we use it we spray it on the leaves . I know some get,s on the soil. What effects does it have on the crops when it builds up?

[@ex1echo]

​@@TMDurianfarmer For foliar spray method couldn't be that bad. The accumulation of paclobutrazol in the soil, especially with repeated use, can affect crops. One of the primary concerns is its influence on plant growth. Paclobutrazol inhibits gibberellin biosynthesis, leading to stunted growth, reduced internode elongation, and potentially smaller leaves or fruits. These effects might be more pronounced in the following seasons, especially if the compound has built up in the soil. Your observation of the new set of leaves appearing drafty and issues with roots in the following season could indeed be related to the residual presence of paclobutrazol. Such symptoms suggest an impact on the plant's growth and development, possibly due to the alteration of hormonal balances within the plant.

[@TMDurianfarmer]

@@ex1echo thanks for the reply .great info thanks for sharing 🙏👍

[@benhusson]

Hello Sir. I plan to come and invest in an orchard of 100-150 trees in Trat or Chumpon. I'm glad to see that everything is going well for you. I would like to ask you a question. can you tell me how many agricultural workers I need to hire to manage 100 to 150 trees. THANKS .

[@TMDurianfarmer]

How many Rai will the farm be?if it's under 10 Rai then one full time person can handel it

[@benhusson]

​​@@TMDurianfarmerI have to visit an 18 raï farm in Chumphon and another of 21 raï in Trat in December. I am required to have 4 Thai people work in my company in according with the BOI. I have read job offers for workers who offer salaries of 9000 to 14000 bath for this profession. and very often they are housed. I look around everywhere to get an overall idea. My fiancée is a farmer in Ayutthaya but she is very careful about the question of being well informed. and she is right. because we must not dive into the unknown. thank you for taking the time to answer me sir

[@tejasbarc8514]

**remind me to never eat early season durian because it is chemically laden to induce early growth for profit not flavor or health**

[@Kevface]

The Spraying dosn't touch the Fruit, (no fruites on the trees yet) Also Durian is a not a Thin Skinned fruit so you don't eat anything that has exposure to the atmosphere or any kind of spraying (unlike Apples, Grapes, Leafy Greens etc ).... Everything gets tested before market to ensure safety also to be sure no mistakes are made. Its 100% Safe.