You're very welcome! It's definitely possible to grow sugar apples from seeds in containers! Although it's the most frost tolerate of the Annonas, it would need winter protection. But it's a hardy tree through the year and hot summer!
I just planted my Custard Apple tree in the ground its about 4ft in just 1 year fingers crossed it does well and we get fruit in 2 years hopefully less
Can they stay in containers forever? I want it in container but I don’t want to keep repotting. Do I need to prune roots to keep in containers? For example the max size will be 10 gallons.
Hello Shamrockgirl, nice video! now we are in September and my tree is full of baby cherimoyas and at the same time, the whole tree is full of new branches and leaves. Do you recommend it gets a trim so nutrients will go more into the fruits, instead of the branches/leaves? If yes, how much do you trim? thank you!
It's called Linda's Tropical Fruits on Bellaire Blvd in Houston. They only sell fruits in their store and don't offer shipping. If you see something that says they do, they're scammers!
Asian Markets will likely carry Sugar Apples, such as 99 Ranch, H Mart, and Hong Kong Market. Central Market and HEBs have been carrying Cherimoyas and Soursops, but not Sugar Apples.
I have seeds that I am anxious to plant but we are coing up on winter. How do I save these seeds until our (Texas) winter is over? I have other tropical seed planting questions also. I just need direction.
You can dry the seeds and store them in an airtight container. The seed's viability may lower, but you can sprout them later. The seedlings can also be grown indoors in a sunny location or a small greenhouse. They're the best Annonas to grow!
Thank you for this thorough and informative video. A friend from Costa Rica just gave me Atis (what we call it in the Philippines) seeds from the fruit she just ate. I'm looking forward to growing them. I live in South Florida. I've never grown anything from seed. How tall do they get?
Thank you so much! Since you're in Florida, where they'll flourish, they might grow at least 10 feet tall. You can definitely grow them from seeds and in the ground. Many Annona fruits grow very well in south Florida, for what I hear. I'll say that growing them from seed is faster compared to other tropical fruit trellis. They still may not grow from seeds but they're reliable. My first sugar apple from seed produced one fruit at three years old! That's still impressive!
I live in Africa I would like to know more about it I bought seads from Madeira and I would like to know how I go about because I read that u have to wrap the seads in serviette and keep it wet and put the container in plastic tiles they start growing but it's been 2 months and nothing please help
At the time of those comment, my seedlings were dropping their old leaves when their winter greenhouse was getting warmer and receiving more sunlight. Sugar Apples may shed and replace their leaves in the spring. As long as it grows new leaves, it's a normal occurrence. It's shocking, but they'll make new leaves and even new flowers!
I bought a sugar apple at a Asian grocery, first time I tried it. I thought it was quite delicious and exciting to eat.
Can't wait to plant the seeds.
Wonderful I watched all your custard type fruit videos these are some of my favorite fruits I am going to attempt a grow
You are so right 👍👍
Thank you
wonderful video, and so informative.
I remember these from growing up in Miami,Florida ❤
Do you know where to buy these fruits in Florida ? Can we order from any specific place ?
Very informative. Thanks for sharing!
Amazing! Howdy from Corpus Christi. Ohh wow I’m going to give it a try. Thanks for sharing your the lessons and tips ❤
You're very welcome! It's definitely possible to grow sugar apples from seeds in containers! Although it's the most frost tolerate of the Annonas, it would need winter protection. But it's a hardy tree through the year and hot summer!
What fertilizer do you use?
Loved the video and information thank you
I just planted my Custard Apple tree in the ground its about 4ft in just 1 year fingers crossed it does well and we get fruit in 2 years hopefully less
Any tips how to keep those little whitefly away from sugar apple trees?
very cool!
Can they stay in containers forever? I want it in container but I don’t want to keep repotting. Do I need to prune roots to keep in containers? For example the max size will be 10 gallons.
i’m pretty sure you’ll need to repot them 😅
What kind of fertilizer did you use during flowering?
I use 'bloom boosting' or high phosphorus granular fertilizer. I gave the seedlings about 1.5 tablespoons every 5-6 weeks.
Hello Shamrockgirl, nice video! now we are in September and my tree is full of baby cherimoyas and at the same time, the whole tree is full of new branches and leaves. Do you recommend it gets a trim so nutrients will go more into the fruits, instead of the branches/leaves? If yes, how much do you trim? thank you!
Hi , I am from Texas. We love this Custard apple fruits. Do you know any place to buy these fruits ?
What is the specific asian fruit market in Houston that sells custard apples ?
It's called Linda's Tropical Fruits on Bellaire Blvd in Houston.
They only sell fruits in their store and don't offer shipping. If you see something that says they do, they're scammers!
Where can we find custard apples in Dallas, Texas ?
Asian Markets will likely carry Sugar Apples, such as 99 Ranch, H Mart, and Hong Kong Market.
Central Market and HEBs have been carrying Cherimoyas and Soursops, but not Sugar Apples.
I have seeds that I am anxious to plant but we are coing up on winter. How do I save these seeds until our (Texas) winter is over? I have other tropical seed planting questions also. I just need direction.
You can dry the seeds and store them in an airtight container. The seed's viability may lower, but you can sprout them later.
The seedlings can also be grown indoors in a sunny location or a small greenhouse. They're the best Annonas to grow!
@@shamrockgirl804 thank you.
Do anona give fruit from seeds?!
Thank you for this thorough and informative video. A friend from Costa Rica just gave me Atis (what we call it in the Philippines) seeds from the fruit she just ate. I'm looking forward to growing them. I live in South Florida. I've never grown anything from seed. How tall do they get?
Thank you so much!
Since you're in Florida, where they'll flourish, they might grow at least 10 feet tall. You can definitely grow them from seeds and in the ground. Many Annona fruits grow very well in south Florida, for what I hear.
I'll say that growing them from seed is faster compared to other tropical fruit trellis. They still may not grow from seeds but they're reliable. My first sugar apple from seed produced one fruit at three years old! That's still impressive!
I live in Africa I would like to know more about it I bought seads from Madeira and I would like to know how I go about because I read that u have to wrap the seads in serviette and keep it wet and put the container in plastic tiles they start growing but it's been 2 months and nothing please help
are you still in 9b area or did you move❤🦘lol from aust terry
Although the US Hardiness Zones updated in late 2023, my specific area is still in Zone 8b. Most areas in Texas moved up a zone.
Did you say the skin is edible?
I will grow it😊
This fruit is well known as annona in Costa Rica. It is soursop family.
hi i have sugar apple seedling but leaves turning black and fall 😢 why?
At the time of those comment, my seedlings were dropping their old leaves when their winter greenhouse was getting warmer and receiving more sunlight. Sugar Apples may shed and replace their leaves in the spring.
As long as it grows new leaves, it's a normal occurrence. It's shocking, but they'll make new leaves and even new flowers!
Sorry for what has happened😢😢☹️🙁😟😱
Your poor soursops! I don't even have an outside space at the moment, so mine are fine for now...
Voice....up too high.