Durian Sellers - recommendations and to avoid

[Fcw75]

10 years down the road or maybe less, the plantation owners in malaysia will be sweating when China cut off the buying and they are left with the expensive freezing equipment which they are probably forced by China to buy.

They better value Singapore durian sellers. 

[inlinesix]

14 minutes ago, Fcw75 said:

10 years down the road or maybe less, the plantation owners in malaysia will be sweating when China cut off the buying and they are left with the expensive freezing equipment which they are probably forced by China to buy.

They better value Singapore durian sellers. 

PRC are investing in Malaysia Durian plantation especially in Raub and Karak. PRC also sent staffs to learn from Malaysian.

[Shibadog]

1 hour ago, Fcw75 said:

10 years down the road or maybe less, the plantation owners in malaysia will be sweating when China cut off the buying and they are left with the expensive freezing equipment which they are probably forced by China to buy.

They better value Singapore durian sellers. 

not likely as only a very small % of the land in China is suitable for growing durian.

 

unless they grow durian in test tubes n petri dishes

[Voodooman]

If indonesia gets into the game, similar climate with abundant land and more fertile soils, can we get $10-15/kg MSW?  

Why they haven't i don't understand.  With depressed CPO and rubber prices, durians should be more profitable. 

Interesting article. It is not just the soil, it seems.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/choosing-between-oil-palm-and-durian-trees

[inlinesix]

15 minutes ago, Voodooman said:

If indonesia gets into the game, similar climate with abundant land and more fertile soils, can we get $10-15/kg MSW?  

Why they haven't i don't understand.  With depressed CPO and rubber prices, durians should be more profitable. 

Interesting article. It is not just the soil, it seems.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/choosing-between-oil-palm-and-durian-trees

Unlike Palm oil, Durian tree easily affected by pest and diseases. I seen 2 years old Durian tree died due to disease.

In addition, soil of palm oil plantations has been turned into cement. It takes time to manage the soil before you can plant Durian.

Lastly, Durian tree needs to be grafted. Not ez to graft Durian tree.

Edited September 8, 2019 by Davidtch

[mersaylee]

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[mersaylee]

58 minutes ago, Davidtch said:

Unlike Palm oil, Durian tree easily affected by pest and diseases. I seen 2 years old Durian tree died due to disease.

In addition, soil of palm oil plantations has been turned into cement. It takes time to manage the soil before you can plant Durian.

Lastly, Durian tree needs to be grafted. Not ez to graft Durian tree.

I’m a proud owner of 7 plot of durian plantation....totaling 0.00000000000000001 hectares of land needed.

oh, I mean pot...

[inlinesix]

1 hour ago, mersaylee said:

I’m a proud owner of 7 plot of durian plantation....totaling 0.00000000000000001 hectares of land needed.

oh, I mean pot...

Congrats!

You need to graft it.  Otherwise, just kampung durian.

If you need microbial solution to strengthen its root system, PM me.

Edited September 8, 2019 by Davidtch

[Ender]

1 hour ago, mersaylee said:

I’m a proud owner of 7 plot of durian plantation....totaling 0.00000000000000001 hectares of land needed.

oh, I mean pot...

What is your plan when the plant grow too big for your pot? 

[mersaylee]

16 minutes ago, Ender said:

What is your plan when the plant grow too big for your pot? 

Look for my MP to set up a residential fruity corner or transplant to Ubin....

[mersaylee]

28 minutes ago, Davidtch said:

Congrats!

You need to graft it.  Otherwise, just kampung durian.

If you need microbial solution to strengthen its root system, PM me.

Will do...in two years time...

in the mean time...only cow dung as nutrition 🤪

[inlinesix]

19 minutes ago, mersaylee said:

Will do...in two years time...

in the mean time...only cow dung as nutrition 🤪

If you use cow dung as nutrition, better make sure that it is not dried 1.

I can give you some microbial solution to improve decomposition of cow dung.

Otherwise, it will take a long time to decompose.

[Fcw75]

7 hours ago, Davidtch said:

PRC are investing in Malaysia Durian plantation especially in Raub and Karak. PRC also sent staffs to learn from Malaysian.

To me, don’t doubt China capability. 

 

They where got want to buy from people, they want people to buy from them.

[Ender]

3 hours ago, Davidtch said:

If you use cow dung as nutrition, better make sure that it is not dried 1.

I can give you some microbial solution to improve decomposition of cow dung.

Otherwise, it will take a long time to decompose.

You got invest in Pahang durian plantation? 

[inlinesix]

3 minutes ago, Ender said:

You got invest in Pahang durian plantation? 

Hearsay RM500k/acres for plantation with fruiting tree.

How to invest?

[Ender]

12 minutes ago, Davidtch said:

Hearsay RM500k/acres for plantation with fruiting tree.

How to invest?

That Diana Serr's Durian Documentary, there's one PRC invested RM$2 million. Means he has 4 acre? How many MSW can he harvest per season?

[inlinesix]

8 hours ago, Ender said:

That Diana Serr's Durian Documentary, there's one PRC invested RM$2 million. Means he has 4 acre? How many MSW can he harvest per season?

RM2m maybe for a share in Durian Plantation.

For good practise sake, it's about 40 - 45 trees per acres.  Per season should be about to harvest 100 - 150 durian.

If start from stratch, 1st 5 years only pay and pay and pay money only.

[Karoon]

The Chinese are buying up during en masse from asean to build up local appetite, and at the same time assessing which ones have highest demand among their own folks so they can grow the most profitable kind. Maybe in 5 years we can have our own durians back, but by then the world would have gone crazy for Chinese ones.