Jackfruit- Is this blooms or branches?

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Hi so I have a jackfruit and it looks like maybe flowers are starting to form it’s my first time with a flowering one it’s growing great but not really that tall maybe 3 ft tall above soil and I think around a year old which is why I’m posting this cause kinda young plant. Thank you so much for any info.

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I have no experience with Jackfruit,

I want to say those look like branches to me so I asked Google and yes, I still feel those are branches.

The images I saw look like the buds come at an intersection of a leaf.

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Jackfruits trees are similar to breadfruit and figs, so those don't look like fruit buds, they look more like regular leaf bud. Send in some more pictures at 7 day intervals. I am looking forward to your plan having fruits soon. I have two jacckfruit trees too myself.

Maybe I should post some pics on my project.

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