Grow Your Own Cherimoya Tropical Fruit Tree
Indulge in the exquisite taste of homegrown Cherimoya with this seedling! Also known as Custard Apple, Annona cherimola is a tropical forest tree native to the Andes. Imagine harvesting your own fruits with their unique artichoke-like appearance and creamy, custard-like flavor. These trees are evergreen but may briefly shed leaves in colder weather.
Benefits of Growing Cherimoya:
- Enjoy fresh, sweet, custard-like fruit.
- Create delicious fruit drinks and smoothies.
- Unique and attractive tree for your garden.
- Grafted for cold and disease tolerance.
These Cherimoya seedlings can be grown in large containers with adequate nutrients, making them suitable for various climates. They typically grow to about 25 feet wide and high. This variety produces medium to large fruits with yellowish-green skin, perfect for making refreshing drinks due to its juicy, almost gelatinous flesh and sweet, syrupy flavor. The fruit ripens from November to March.
These plants are grown from seed and are approximately 2 years old, measuring 25-30 inches in height and housed in 1-gallon pots. They are similar to the plants pictured. Please note that plants are shipped without the container but will be carefully wrapped and secured for safe transit. Exercise caution as these plants are sensitive to cold weather; buyers are responsible for monitoring weather conditions between California and their location at the time of purchase.
Important Considerations: The seeds are poisonous and should not be eaten. The fruit bruises easily and has a short shelf life. We strive to ensure your complete satisfaction with your purchase. Please leave us positive feedback and five stars across the board. If you have any concerns, contact us before leaving negative feedback, and we will do everything possible to resolve the issue.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How big will this Cherimoya tree get? The Cherimoya tree can grow up to approximately 25 feet in height and width.
- What kind of soil does a Cherimoya tree need? This tree thrives in well-draining soil with adequate nutrients.
- When is the best time to plant a Cherimoya seedling? The ideal planting period is during the spring or early summer.
- How do I know when to harvest the fruit? Harvest when the fruits turn pale yellow-green and are slightly soft to the touch.
- How do I care for the Cherimoya plant? Protect the plant from cold weather, provide adequate nutrients, and ensure it has bright, indirect sunlight.
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