Hello Photography Lovers
Hope you are well wherever you are
I am also well and it is a fruit season so the trees are bearing fruits, it feels very good to see these fruits.
I went out for photography with my camera and targeted the birds. When I took photos of some birds and got annoyed when I could not find the other birds, I was returning home. Then my neighbor's friend's jackfruit tree caught my eye and caught my attention. So I really wanted to take some photos of these jackfruits because I was fascinated by them. My neighbor was busy working there with his servants. When I started taking photos, my friend and his servants looked at me. I was taking photos calmly. I was also surprised to see that a medium-sized tree can hold so many jackfruits. These photos were taken from different angles. I am sharing those photos with you, hope you enjoy.
Many jackfruits hanging from the tree at the same time, a sight to behold. The tree has spent a lot of energy to grow these jackfruits. Yet, the jackfruits are rich in vitamins.
4 jackfruits together have taken a little square shape, two at the top and two at the bottom. All of them are healthy
One of the three jackfruits is diseased. It is probably a fungal attack. The jackfruit will be spoiled and cannot be eaten.
The last photo focuses on the hundreds of thorn-like parts of the upper part of the jackfruit. If you see it, you will understand one thing that no fungicide has been used on this jackfruit. Because there are many black spots on the surface of the jackfruits. Regular care of the jackfruit tree could have given better results. Since the jackfruits are on the tree, it is not possible to use fungicides. Or my friend does not know about the defense mechanism of this disease. Fungicide is a poison, so if it is used with fungicide, the poison will affect the jackals that eat it, so there are benefits to not using fungicides.