Can grow to 30-60 feet tall, but can be pruned to maintain at 10 to 15 feet. Prune at end of the growing season or after harvest. Bears in 3-5 years unless otherwise noted. Fast growing, good drought resistance.
Jackfruit, Chempedak, Cheena, Kwai Muk, Marang, Pedelai, Lakoocha, Breadfruit, Keledang, Pingan, Mentawak and Tempuni
Jackfruit (Artocarpus Heterophyllus) -Jaca in Spanish, Quả Mít in Vietnamese.
- Red Morning:
- Sunshine:
- Lemon Gold:
- Gold Nugget (#20): Fruit weighs about 10 lbs. Ripens May – August. Very sweet, crisp. Fruit is round with light orange flesh, bright green rind. Spines flatten when ripe. (Located by the plantain. )
- Jackfruit #1: Ripens July- Early September, second crop in December- January. Fruit is large, yellow-green and oval, weighing around 20lbs. Sweet, with a hint of sour, similar to apple. Crunchy, yellow flesh. (located next to dragon fruit.)
- Jackfruit #2: Ripens February, July . Fruit is large, yellow- green and oval weighing around 20 lbs. (located above tamarind tree.)
- Jackfruit #3: Ripens May-June. Sweet and chewier and more pungent than other varieties. Yellow flesh, gold- brownish rind. Fruit weighs around 15 lbs. Much of the rag is edible. Spines flatten when ripe. (Located at the top of the hill between lots 1 and 2, closer to the bakupari.)
- Jackfruit #4: Fruit weighs 20-25 lbs. Fruit is large, irregular oval shaped and dark green ripening to brown, with flat spines. Flowers December – February, ripens April -July. Second fruiting ready in September. (Located near acai trees. )
- Jackfruit #5: Fruits weigh 15-20 lbs. Ripens June- July; smaller crop of smaller fruits in November . Fruit is large, very irregular with green-brown rind. Spines don’t flatten. Very Sweet, crisp. Most popular so far. (Located between lots 1 and 2, in the middle near the orejona. )
- Jackfruit #6: Sweet, Crisp fruits weigh about 20 Lbs. Ripens in August. Located on eastern side of lot one near the starfruit tree.
- Jackfruit #7: Located by the atemoya. Ripe in May/June, December/January. 15-25 lb fruits.
- Jackfruit #8: (22C) Located near acai. 10-16 pound fruits, Spines don’t flatten when ripe. Flowers in January, ready in March. Second Fruiting in August, ready in October – November. Sweet, not crunchy. Firm but easily bruised.
- Jackfruit #9: (22A) located by galangal, border of green space. Bloomed in January, ready in May. Fruits weigh 40-60 pounds. Small seeds, thin rind, small amount of rag.
- Jackfruit #10: (22B) located by caimito, first lot. Just started flowering late February. Ready June, July. Sweet, slightly sour similar to apple. Mid-crispy.
- Jackfruit #11: (22-8-1) located ?. Not quite ready August, probably September or October.
- Jackfruit #12: (22-8-2) located by avocado. Flowering in January – February, ready May – June. Second flowering June – July, ready September – October. 10-25 Lb fruits.
- Jackfruit #13: (22-8-4) located By Gros Michel/Avocado. . 10-30 pound fruits. Ready in April – May, September – October.
- Jackfruit #14: (22-8-6) located By Thai Red Banana. Ready late August – September (2022).
- Jackfruit #15: (22-8-AA) Located By Acai. Flowers in January, ready in May. 20 lb fruits.
- Jackfruit #16: Located by soursops, jackfruit #7. Flowering in February, ready June/July. 24 lb fruits. Smaller fruit sections, but very sweet.
- Jackfruit #17: Located by Pedelai.
Jackfruit #18: Located by ditch, tall namwah. Flowers in April-May.
Jackfruit #19: Located in green space, near gooseberry. 25 lb fruits. Fruiting in February- March.
Cempedak (Artocarpus Integer) – also known as Chempedak.
- Chempedak “Seedless” CH35:
- Puertorican Chempedak:
- Hawaiian Chempedak:
- Chempedak “Durian” CH38:
Cheena (Cross between Jackfruit and Cempedak)
- Puertorican Cheena (#1): Fruit weighs about 15 lbs. Ripens May – September. (Located above the rambutan.)
- Hawaiian Cheena (#2):
- Costarican Cheena (#3):
- Cheena Nangcem Orange CH17:
- Cheena Nangcem Yellow CH17: Presents more like chempedak than jackfruit. Very sweet. 10 lb fruits.
- Cheena “Durian”: Seedling cross from the Chempedak Durian variety. Ready June – August. 10 – 40 lb fruits. Has thin skin, very little rag, and small seeds. Very fragrant.
Kwai Muk (Artocarpus Hypargyraeus) Grows to 15-25 feet, can prune to maintain at 10 – 15 feet. slower growing than other artocarpus. Full sun. Bears in 6 years.
Marang (Artocarpus Odoratissimus) Also called Terap. Grows to 20-80 feet, prune to maintain at 10-15 feet. Bears in 4-7 years.
Pedalai (Artocarpus Sericarpus) Grows to 120 feet, prune to maintain at 10-15 feet. Slow growth until 1 foot tall, fast after that. Prefers part shade until 6 feet tall, full sun after that. Bears in 3-5 years from seed.
Lakoocha (Artocarpus Lakoocha) Also called Monkey Jack.
Breadfruit (Artocarpus Altilis) Grows to 80 feet, can be pruned to maintain at 10-15 feet. Fruits in 5-10 years. Seedless, propagated by root cuttings.
Keledang (Artocarpus Lanceifolius)
Pingan (Artocarpus Sarawakensis)
Mentawak (Artocarpus Anisophyllus) Also called entewak.
Tempuni (Artocarpus Rigidus)
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