Do you know how many times a year a durian breaks a embryo?
Do you know how many times a year a durian breaks a embryo?
Many may notice that durians periodically break young leaves, but do you know that, if the tree is complete and given proper care, durians can break young leaves, averaging about 5-6 sets per year, that knowing the leaf break cycle will effectively help plan water, fertilizer and plant nourishment.
1. Leaf growth cycle
In each leaf cycle (Leaf Flush), the durian leaves go through 4 critical stages, which have completely different nutrient needs and plant behavior.
- Fish tail stage / Top stab: The top starts to stab into small polyps like a fish tail. It's when you start using the food collection.
- Sword leaf stage: The leaves start to stretch but still roll like swords. The leaves still do very little photosynthesis.
- Paeslad leaf stage: The leaf plate is fully unfurled, light green. The leaf plate is soft. This leaf is the most "food scrambler" (Sink). If the flower is attached or the fruit is weak, it can cause the flower to fall or the effect to twist.
- Old leaf stage: The leaves turn dark green, thick, glossy, become a "source of food." Photosynthesize produces sugar to feed parts and is ready to accumulate energy for the next cycle overall.
From young to old leaves, it takes about 45-60 days, depending on the weather, plant integrity, and garden management.
2. Frequency of peak break
In general, durians break their young leaves every two months, but this period can be earlier or later, depending on many factors, such as:
- Does the tree have enough food to accumulate?
- Strong root system. Good suction for water and nutrients.
- Proper provision of water and fertilizer
- No diseases, insects or environmental stresses.
- If the tree is complete, the young leaf break is uniform. The leaves are large, thick and quality.
3. Number of leaf sets per year
On average, durians can break down about 5-6 sets of young leaves a year, but in some very well-managed gardens, water, fertilizer and root care, they can break even more. On the other hand, if a plant is weak, soil degeneration, root system breakdown, or experiences drought and rain in the wrong season, the number of leaf sets may decrease.
* * Factors affecting leaf fission
Leaf breaking is not based on time alone, but also on the availability of plants, including
- Water feeding. Consistent water helps the plant break down its leaves well. If dehydrated, the young leaves may be disrupted or dry.
- Fertilization. Complete exposure to nutrients, especially nitrogen, calcium, magnesium and secondary elements, will help keep the leaves complete, strong.
- Weather, sunshine, humidity and rainfall have a direct effect on leaf growth.
- Root system. Strong roots suck water and nutrients well, making leaf break even.
* * Why focus on "leaves"?
Leaf is the food plant of the durian tree. The more complete the tree has, the more it can photosynthesize and accumulate carbohydrates, resulting in
- Strong tree.
- Good new dress.
- Collect enough food for building a chest eye.
- Good effect, big effect, high quality.
So complete care of all sets of leaves is the basis of quality durian production in all seasons.
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