What I like the most about sugar apple, is that from seed to plant to fruiting it takes only 2-3 years. Thus, planting all of the seeds in containers and letting them fruit to taste the ''new'' variants and keeping the tastiest not only it's doable but it also happens really fast.

Thank you for showing this comparison. I've been googling and even asked a you tuber with a custard apple what the differences were between sugar vs custard apple. He said he wasn't sure. I appreciate you breaking this down to simple terms

@TropicalGardeningCyprus

Жыл бұрын

Custard apple is far more coconuty than sugar apple. Though it is possible to find sugar apple with a bit of coconut taste, I actually have one, usually sugar apple don't have a coconut flavour mixed in there.

Epic garden dude!!!!

Very nice video and compare and contrast keep it up

Nice review Harley ! That spiky sour sop is killer size ! Can’t wait to see what you get when you plant the seeds in a few years , hopefully they grow the same in Florida for you !

@gardenflorida

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Phillip I hope for them to grow in Florida as well.

Great video! Looking forward to buying some Harley Soursop scions from you in the years to come.

@gardenflorida

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, absolutely I would be more happy to share some scions with you.

Thanks for your great video.

@gardenflorida

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind comment, I am glad you enjoyed the video.

Great video! Can you tell from your lifetime experience. Which are your annonas ranking in flavor wise? Not only this video but in your lifetime experience. I’m also wondering how good is sugar apple, because it has so much seeds that I’m not sure if I should grow them. Thanks 🙏

Thank you for doing this video ! Helps a lot in understanding different Annonas. Would like to see you try Rollinia deliciouso.

@gardenflorida

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I actually have a older rollinia deliciosa taste test video but the rollinia was not the best so the video is actually not the best, but I may upload it.

Love your comparison video. The sugar apple and atemoya are mislabeled in the supermarket. Thanks for the clarification.

Hi, thanks for this informative video! If you can bear a little bit with me, I have 3 questions for you. 1) How does the taste of the Annona Reticulata and Rollinia Deliciosa compare to the 3 annonaceae fruit that you've just reviewed? 2) Which Cherimoya variety has the sweetest taste? The Cherimoya that you reviewed is the 'African Pride' variety? 3) If I grow an Annona tree from the seeds, would these produce fruit? I've read that Annona tree grown from seed may or may not produce fruit but I don't know if this is accurate. I am from Malta and grafting is not an options because these trees do not exists. I would like to try and see how these behave. Thanks and keep it up :)

That's giant spiky soursop, omg! I would love to get some seeds from that. I just tasted my first cherimoya and it tasted like a mash-up of all the Annona's to me. Sweet, but a touch of tartness (i guess that would be the pineapple taste). The sugar apple is way sweeter than all the Annona's I've tasted so far, imo

Thanks! Make a video about the ice cream beans

Thanks! This was somewhat informative for me, the large soursop looks so much like durian fruit. I know most aren’t fans of durian but I would love fresh seeds =) That and red ilama, I wish you had red ilama..

Great video

@gardenflorida

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Thank you for this video. I have friends in Florida from Bolivia and I'd like to buy an Atemoya tree for them. The only place I've found is way too expensive. Can you suggest a place that ships?

Loved the video. I'm in Florida, and getting my first annonas, a couple atemoya seedlings, in the mail soon. I've seen from several sources that the annona seeds are poisonous. Are there any alternative uses for them aside from planting?

@gardenflorida

Жыл бұрын

Hello thanks, Annona seeds can be grinded up in a blender into a powder and can be used as a natural insecticide . Don’t eat the seeds although if you do nothing bad will happen if you accidentally swallow a few- I’ve accidentally eaten a couple of seeds here and there of sugar apple and atemoya ( like 1 or 2 ) and nothing happened - but I don’t mean to do it on purpose and if anything I avoid swallowing seeds.

Inwould have liked to have seen he Rollinia (Brazilian custard apple) as well.

Wow thoose are huge cherimoyas. Atleast 3 times bigger than any fruit imported here in Sweden also their typically very unripe. One of my favourite fruits no doubt. But i never tried any other fruit from this family.

Que opinas de la annona grabla, ?

Thanks for the video by any chance do the have ilamas there as well?

@gardenflorida

3 жыл бұрын

I have not seen ilama here but it would be something I would love to grow here at my farm.

Great video! Greetings from the Philippines!!! Sugar apple and soursop are well established in the Philippines having been brought by the Spaniards from Latin America during the Manila Galleon trade era. Cherimoya and Atimoya are also grown here. How were you able to bring fruits and plants from Colombia? I thought the US Customs is strict with regards to these things. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.

@gardenflorida

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for teaching me that information about the sugar apple and soursop being brought over that’s very interesting. I actually filmed this video in Colombia - it was not filmed in Florida. I am glad you enjoyed the video, greetings from Florida!

@JR-yi3cz

3 жыл бұрын

@@gardenflorida Thank you for the clarification. I've been binge watching your very informative videos these past few days. Keep on making them!

Well done dude. Enjoying the videos. We get cherimoyas in the market from USA as well as Chili depending upon the season. USA fruit always top notch. Unfortunately, none of the fruit from Chili are even edible. They seem to ripen up fine, but are just horrible tasting. Any idea why? This is really bad when trying to get people to try new fruits. No way will they try them again...especially when they are very expensive. Thanks!

@gardenflorida

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jay I appreciate the support. I believe from Chili all the way to the USA might not be ideal, as you have to harvest them too early to transfer well that distance- by the time they arrive here from Chili they probably don’t have much flavor due to picking them to early. This is probably why they taste horrible.

I don't think anything is harder to self pollinate than soursop

Me too. I like soursop the most😋😋😋

@gardenflorida

Жыл бұрын

I love Soursop too!

Has there been attempts to make the sweet annonas cross with soursop to make them bigger?

@natasharykova5040

Жыл бұрын

Yes. But those attempts weren’t successful.

I'm looking for custard apple tree?.…

Hello, can I buy some of your sour fruits ? Or sugar apple?

Please make a video where u eat a unripe Monstera deliciosa fruit.

@gardenflorida

Жыл бұрын

Sure, Only after you upload a video first eating an unripe monstera fruit.

@user-pn3io5oy3i

Жыл бұрын

@@gardenflorida oh im not a famous fruit guy, better if u do it

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Very Jealous! I just moved to Bucaramanga and can only find Guanábana in the market

@mwnemo

Жыл бұрын

Update, had Sugar Apple today

Soursop look like big strawberrys

Message me if you have seeds to trade. Thanks!

is custard apple = sugar apple?? or not???, the literature in naming these is just all over the place

@gardenflorida

3 жыл бұрын

In different languages custard apple can refer to multiple fruits of the Annonaceae family. In botanical terms, Custard apple is Annona reticulata.

@nareegreel

2 жыл бұрын

They are different but I think some regions call the sugar apple custard apple. It can indeed be confusing, I just use my phone and show pictures, lol, that makes it easier