Jamun
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Choosing the Right Jamun Plant
Choose grafted or nursery-grown saplings for faster fruiting. Jamun trees are hardy and grow well in tropical regions. Avoid seed-grown plants if you want quicker harvest.
Soil & Bed Preparation
Jamun grows in almost any soil but prefers well-drained loamy soil. Add compost and sand to improve growth. For pots, use at least a 20–22 inch container.
Sunlight & Placement
Jamun needs 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily. Best for gardens, terraces, or farm areas. It grows into a large tree if planted in the ground.
Watering & Care
Water weekly during early growth. Mature trees need less frequent watering. Avoid waterlogging, especially in pots.
Tools & Fertilizers
Fertilize 2–3 times a year with compost and organic manure. Prune lightly to remove weak or dry branches. Neem spray prevents common pests.
Growth & Harvest
Jamun trees take 6–8 years (seed) or 3–4 years (grafted) to fruit. Harvest in summer when fruits turn deep purple-black. Fruits are sweet-tart and stain fingers purple when ripe.
