I love listening to Har and learning about his past work with annonas and the history behind some of the crosses. Thanks for sharing this video with us all!
I first tried Atemoya in Zanzibar in 2001, it was delicious but I couldn't understand the guide who gave me it when he told me what it was called. So due to a language barrier I have looked for this fruit for over 20 years, trying different Soursops all over the world, to no avail and much displeasure! Thankfully this week I was able to finally find out the name thanks to the wonders of the internet - and I've been able to order some to my home in the UK. I look forward to delivery in the next few weeks. Thank you so much for this video, the details you've provided here almost make the 20-year wait worth it! Now if you can 'just' breed me a cold-hardy variant that likes a lot of rain, I'll be eternally grateful! 🤣
Glad you found out!! Would’ve been cool to see you eat and try all those fruits during your quest 😂 If you’re up for the journey, you can also try to grow and bring indoors or put in greenhouse during the winter - that’s what I'm going to do, will document my experience on my channel! I'm very excited!!!! Not sure how plant shipping works for you, but seeds are most economical too- sugar apples tend to grow true to seed (at least what I’ve been told) I'm growing those from seed or you can try cherimoya, not sure about those but I think they’re similar to sugar apples in that respect
@@TrulyTropical In South East Asia countries they can have fruits 2 times a year. Can we do so in cold Winter countries. My areas estimate 8-10°c during the day Can be 3-5 at nights. Do you thin I can prunes 2 times after harvesting. Appreciated for your prompt responsed. Thank you.. Aucklandy
Sorry trying to clip a picture on here not no menu or button can do. I want to ask what kind of variety it is. I got mix up with my seeds so don’t know what kind and see if you can help.
We are not aware of any difference in cold tolerance between the different varieties. It seems that your best strategy might be to plant a bunch of seeds or seedlings in different locations on your property and see if some survive.
I agree, I know some of the residence in the Philippines and I watch on CZcams video also, I think they graft , that's why they able propagate and they selling
Sugar apple is very easy to grow , low maintenance and very easy to germinate. I have been growing them from seeds. It takes about 2-3 years to fruit You can buy seeds online
Thank you for putting this man on the screen
I look forward to Annonas with Har. Loving these series. Har is so knowledgeable and humble. Love Har !
I love listening to Har and learning about his past work with annonas and the history behind some of the crosses. Thanks for sharing this video with us all!
Great vid again👊 i get so excited everytime Har pops up on the vids
I have a better understanding of this Annona after this. Got some plants on a small farm in Stanta Cruz mountains. Bless
I first tried Atemoya in Zanzibar in 2001, it was delicious but I couldn't understand the guide who gave me it when he told me what it was called. So due to a language barrier I have looked for this fruit for over 20 years, trying different Soursops all over the world, to no avail and much displeasure! Thankfully this week I was able to finally find out the name thanks to the wonders of the internet - and I've been able to order some to my home in the UK. I look forward to delivery in the next few weeks.
Thank you so much for this video, the details you've provided here almost make the 20-year wait worth it!
Now if you can 'just' breed me a cold-hardy variant that likes a lot of rain, I'll be eternally grateful! 🤣
Glad you found out!! Would’ve been cool to see you eat and try all those fruits during your quest 😂
If you’re up for the journey, you can also try to grow and bring indoors or put in greenhouse during the winter - that’s what I'm going to do, will document my experience on my channel! I'm very excited!!!! Not sure how plant shipping works for you, but seeds are most economical too- sugar apples tend to grow true to seed (at least what I’ve been told) I'm growing those from seed or you can try cherimoya, not sure about those but I think they’re similar to sugar apples in that respect
Thank you for all the great advice.
Que frutas maravilhosas . Love annonas
Lovely as usual
Thank you for sharing with us your wealth of knowledge about atemoya and the history of you creating Lisa
i really enjoy your videos!
I just got a Lisa Atemoya and when I found out this is, The Har, I felt like I met a celebrity, 😂❤❤❤
Har is my Spirit Fruit
Wow !!! I did not know what the true name of this fruit. Thank you for your work, and I would like to know how to care for this great fruit? 👍😎👍
Do Atemoyas grow true to seed?
Thanks for the video! Har is a great source of knowledge. How does the Lisa atemoya produce when it is grafted onto custard apple rootstock?
I love your videos, can you cross pollinate cherimoya and Atemoya. Thanks
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Har is the best.
Play this at 1.5x speed. You're welcome.
The nitidulidae pollinates for me so to keep fruits from forming on the tips it's best to cut the branches far back instead of just the ends?
Great Knowledgeable. Thank you
How many times can prune in a year
@@TrulyTropical In South East Asia countries they can have fruits 2 times a year.
Can we do so in cold Winter countries.
My areas estimate 8-10°c during the day
Can be 3-5 at nights.
Do you thin I can prunes 2 times after harvesting.
Appreciated for your prompt responsed.
Thank you..
Aucklandy
Cherilata
Sorry trying to clip a picture on here not no menu or button can do. I want to ask what kind of variety it is. I got mix up with my seeds so don’t know what kind and see if you can help.
Sir, I want some seeds from this fruit from you. Custard Apple
I'm looking for a annona reticulata /custard apple for growing in Northern CA ..any suggestions which will grow here ..thnx
We are not aware of any difference in cold tolerance between the different varieties.
It seems that your best strategy might be to plant a bunch of seeds or seedlings in different locations on your property and see if some survive.
Do you sell the trees?
Yes Madam my question is, Is there a Seedless sugar Apple?
Yes, Cuba did it and India too I think
There are a few seedless sugar apples from different areas of the world.
Unfortunately ours was not very productive and the fruit were often small
I agree, I know some of the residence in the Philippines and I watch on CZcams video also, I think they graft , that's why they able propagate and they selling
Do you have any Atemoya trees for sale at this time.
we have 3 varieties for sale now
In the Philippines they selling young sugar apple tree Seedless, Are they Scam??
Sugar apple is very easy to grow , low maintenance and very easy to germinate. I have been growing them from seeds. It takes about 2-3 years to fruit
You can buy seeds online
Can you provide the seeds of this plant to INDIA please reply positivly
Can we order these fruits from you to California?
sorry, we don't ship to CA at this time
Hello sir do you have for sale any Lisa atemoya tree
Thai call this fruit Noy Ana น้อยหน่า