Hello friends, don't throw the seeds but collect them .when you visit any forest area please throw them here and there by doing so you will help raising forests. Many animals, birds and people will be benefited because of you.
Thank you for a wonderful video. I learned a lot. You are a good instructor. Tips about shallow roots, soil tolerance and hand pollination were excellent!!
my sugar apple tree yielded 3 fruits this year with only one fully mature and edible. looking forward to more. this really thrilled my wife who is having to do kidney dialysis. am also growing cassava and dragon fruit tree for her
Thanks for the tips. The sugar apple is one of my favorite fruits. I live in Barbados and have a couple of the trees in my yard. Trust me, there's _no_ way I would leave them on the tree to ripen before picking. If I did that, the birds would get them all! What I do is monitor them daily when they're big, and once they start to change from a deep greyish green to yellowish green and their segments start to open, I pick them. They usually ripen within a couple days of harvesting. Once they start to emit a sweet smell, they ripen amazingly quickly (within just a few hours). By the way, when harvesting, it would be better to cut the stems with a pair of secateurs. _Much_ easier than using a knife!
Really nice to know. We always try to use simple house hold items in our videos so that our viewers feel more confident and ready to try them out. That's why you can also see it being grown in a paint bucket :)
I'm really moved by this video. Such a beautiful woman with such a relaxing voice. I love custard apples and now I will grow my own. I'll probably rerun this video many times.
I am so thrilled I found your video!! So many websites talk about the flowers needing to get pollinated, but you actually showed the process. I am so excited to try this tomorrow!!
Thank you for the video. That was awesome watching it grow from a flower into a ripe fruit. You can't help but reflect on how awesome our Heavenly Creator is for designing so many wonderful things for our pleasure. God Bless
BulmaThinks no worries, we are all blessed for free will. Even though you don't believe in a Heavenly Creator, I will still pray for you to my Heavenly Father. If you are correct, then no harm done. If you are not, then maybe something good will come from it. God Bless
Amen! I totally feel the same. When I am in the garden with my fruit trees, I really feel close to our Lord and creator. Everything I see just confirms that there had to be an intelligent design
Thank you so much for this video. I have not had a sugar since I was young. My family brought this tree from Cuba and it was in my grandfather’s backyard for 50 years. I kept trying to find out what the name of the fruit was, and I’ve been googling and searching for a very long time when I came across your video. For the longest I thought it was named Guanabana, I am so thankful that I found your video. I’m going to try to find a tree that I can plant here in Texas where I live. And I will self pollinate if I don’t have enough beetles in my backyard. Thank you so much for this educational video
Thank you so much madam. I live in Texas and just returned from Pakistan with Sharifa seeds. Yours was the most informative video about how to grow this delicious fruit. Your tutelage is very easy to follow and the detail with which you instruct is priceless. Once again, much appreciated!!!
I would like to let you know that you did an awesome presentation. You explained it the better than any other video that I have seen. You made it so easy to understand. Thanks
i just tasted sugar apple yesterday and i love it.it taste like fully ripe papaya in my opinion. il try my best to grow it..thanks for d video..God bless😄
Extremely beautiful presentation.It's my favorite fruit and I planted two of these about six months back.Your video will surely help me to take care of my trees.Thank you very much.
You have done a nice job on your terrace and my wife is on my neck to grow this on our terrace ( just joking ). We had 4 fully grown sugar apple trees (also called custard apple) in our compound. After several years we had to cut them down because the trees were infected with mealy bugs & pressure from our neighbour. We have another one growing now on another side of our house. I use mild home made organic pesticides learnt from plant lovers like you (like your method of pollination) who like to share their knowledge to all on CZcams. . Once again great job & God bless you.
Great Video. From my experience, when I hand pollinate, half of the fruit turned BLACK and DRY like yours. This year I left them to pollinate on their own since the tree carries both male and female flower. Results are amazing and non of them hardened nor turned black. Again thanks for a great video.
Before I came to Canada we grew this Sugar Apple in our back yard in the Southern Caribbean. Really great fruit and I love eating it. I must thank you for putting this video up . Now I grow Tropical House plants but I need to try growing one in a container. Cheers! Charleen
Thank you so much for your very clear explanations about growing sugar apple trees in containers and on terraces, I have planted many sugar apple trees but never really learned so much about it until I look for tips in u-tube. With your explanations I can now plant around 12 more times trees in my small lot on the side of my warehouse here in Miami, Florida and other locations available to me. Thanks again
Its very difficult to make a complete vedio from seed germination to fruit farmation and their harvesting.It takes much time and work is completed in so many small pieces and finally edited to final shape.But you have done very nicely and perfectly.God shower his blessings upon you beautiful, young and very intelligent girl. Thank you a lot.
very nicely narrated n explained well... from my childhood I was seeing this plant but never see it getting fruits from flower ... now I know hand pollination has to be done... very well documented ... pls post such videos on variety of plants. ...... I am from chennai
Excellent video, very informative . I learned today that I can grow it in pot! My house at Phoenix Az have a 5ft tree in the back yard planted 4 months ago. All the leaves fallen due to cold weather though it was well taken care by covering it with frost cloth ... Now that summer is picking , I hope it will recover . If not I'm gonna buy another plant and leave it in a pot so that i can move around. Again awesome video , can understand your effort involved.
This is a wonderful video which you have worked very hard to produce, wonderful work. My late wife was Vietnamese and she always cautioned me to never touch the fruit or it would turn black . I love that you have explained how to pollinate the fruit and your English was fine, thank you so much and good luck in your future crops.
Sorry, my message was distorted. What I wanted to say is that your introduction on Sugar Apple vedio was very impressive. Congratulations. Good Luck and GOD bless you.
Would it be possible to send seeds of this sugar apple to me? I assume it's been grown organically. Like your videos, keep up the good work! thank you. ddeane@austin.rr.com
This fruit is known by many different names throughout the world. Here in Barbados we call it *sugar apple*, but it's also called *sweetsop* (I guess because it resembles the soursop when cut) and *custard apple*. This is where it gets confusing, because there's another fruit which closely resembles the sugar apple which is also called custard apple! I've never tasted that other custard apple, but Mark Twain once remarked that it's the best fruit in the world (or something like that).
+linda brown The problem is that the names depend on which part of the world you're from. Like I said, the *sugar apple* is indeed called *custard apple* in some regions. If you were to search for *sugar apple* on Google, you'll see what I mean.
Thank you so much for the information. I just had my first sugar apple! I will consider your info to germinate the seeds. Love from Suriname South America.
Thanks Kasi Viswanath, Actually we did not use anything special it was a mix of Red Soil, Cow Dung, and Regular Compost, Neem Compost (to ward off pests) and Bit of dried leaves mixed with soil.
I am happy to see another video and especially sugar apple, and to my surprise i have not seen any videos like this so far, it really has a hard work and the clips u showed from the flowering to pollination and its development week after week and its maturity at the end is really exciting and i am happy that we will have more videos in future with detailed explanation. Thank you,
....among other things such as diabetes, high blood pressure, etc. There are SOOOOOO many tropical fruits that are very healthy for you that pharmaceutical companies don't want you to know about.... such as Longan, Lychee, Rambutan, Jack Fruit, Mangosteen, etc.
Hi Miss Laal I got my Custard Appel seeds from Mumbai India about 2 1/2 years ago and grow plant. in the container in California and it's about 2 Foot tall and healthy . Now it flowers and I was thinking don't have to Polanate but most of the flowers fell down without any fruits then. I Polanated 3 flowers and I have 3 custard apples and I fertilize with Organic NPK once a month
Hi this is the fruit we had in my garden when I was growing up my father put the seeds throughout our property and we had so many plants,I used to harvest them at sunset cos the owls love them so much if I didn't do then next day they are gone when I saw your video I felt like growing but I don't think I can grow over here, thanks for good information
You explain so completely .. nice & clearly.. Tq for that.. I had once but now not yet to plant it since I had move from my place earlier.. And seeing your video inspiring me to seed again .. I can make that leaves for natural dry color too for batik and stamp it to fabric or silk in Ecoprint procces ..🙏☘️
Very Beautiful... my custard apple seeds have sprouted just a week ago :D I'm so excited about growing them. They remained dormant all through winter and spring, i'm happy that they're growing now :D
This is a brilliant video young lady. Well, explain and your English is coming along nicely, fully understood what you were saying. Again thank you for this video. From the hot tropics up North WA Australia. Cheers
Beautiful healthy plant.I think you did an excellent job pollinating the flowers. l really enjoyed this video, because you gave great information. Thank you for sharing.🌹
I wanted to add that your video on the papayas you grow on your terrace inspired me to order some seeds to send to my family in Singapore. I was hoping for the papaya trees that bear fruit a few feet from the ground, but the trees grew tall. At least the fruit was abundant and really sweet.
@@LaalGardencan you tell me from where did you pluck that red flower for hand pollination.? Because now a days these custard apples are grafted isn’t it..? And we don’t need male or female plants for fruiting..? Please help
I remember eating this fruit as a child (28 years ago) in the state of Guerrero, Mexico were it grows wild. Brings back many good memories. There it's called "ilama" and "Anona". There's a purple flesh variety as well. Thank You for sharing.
I found your video extremely informative and will follow your tips. I am in the UK and have grown from seed 3 plants, they are indoors in pots, I put them outside in summer. I hope one day they will flower and fruit.
You're so kind and cute lady - This took you long months to make this video clip - Thank you so much for your kindness and lots of time to do it - Wish you successful what ever you do - God bless you happiness,wealthiness and successful in life. Regards.
thanks for the helpful advice mine is a few days old it's a small sprout I am growing in doors, I'll definitely refer back to your video is if can survive inside since I live in the northeast of usa...
Hello friends, don't throw the seeds but collect them .when you visit any forest area please throw them here and there by doing so you will help raising forests. Many animals, birds and people will be benefited because of you.
A plant tutorial with monthly updates in the same video? Congrats, you've done what most garden CZcamsrs cant.
Thank you for a wonderful video. I learned a lot. You are a good instructor. Tips about shallow roots, soil tolerance and hand pollination were excellent!!
my sugar apple tree yielded 3 fruits this year with only one fully mature and edible. looking forward to more. this really thrilled my wife who is having to do kidney dialysis. am also growing cassava and dragon fruit tree for her
Thats really nice to know, may your wife recover soon ...
Congratulations
May your wife recover soon.
You're a great husband..God bless you and your wife!!!
My both of you stay happy and blessed. SOURSOUP is also a wonderful fruit wich helps in many aspects and grows easy as sugar apple.
I've never seen or heard of it. God sure makes amazing plants, all over this earth. Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks for the tips. The sugar apple is one of my favorite fruits. I live in Barbados and have a couple of the trees in my yard. Trust me, there's _no_ way I would leave them on the tree to ripen before picking. If I did that, the birds would get them all! What I do is monitor them daily when they're big, and once they start to change from a deep greyish green to yellowish green and their segments start to open, I pick them. They usually ripen within a couple days of harvesting. Once they start to emit a sweet smell, they ripen amazingly quickly (within just a few hours).
By the way, when harvesting, it would be better to cut the stems with a pair of secateurs. _Much_ easier than using a knife!
Really nice to know. We always try to use simple house hold items in our videos so that our viewers feel more confident and ready to try them out. That's why you can also see it being grown in a paint bucket :)
Laal Garden very Good,lots of hard work n patience...
I'm really moved by this video. Such a beautiful woman with such a relaxing voice. I love custard apples and now I will grow my own. I'll probably rerun this video many times.
I am so thrilled I found your video!! So many websites talk about the flowers needing to get pollinated, but you actually showed the process. I am so excited to try this tomorrow!!
Glad we helped you :)
I am from the Bahamas and I love this fruit. We also call it sugar apple and it grows commonly on our islands.
Nice
Thank you for the video. That was awesome watching it grow from a flower into a ripe fruit. You can't help but reflect on how awesome our Heavenly Creator is for designing so many wonderful things for our pleasure. God Bless
I don't believe in god but I do find nature amazingly wonderful
BulmaThinks no worries, we are all blessed for free will. Even though you don't believe in a Heavenly Creator, I will still pray for you to my Heavenly Father. If you are correct, then no harm done. If you are not, then maybe something good will come from it. God Bless
yes skyym3, our heavenly creator is giving us wonderful things for us. We must be thankful for that.
Amen! I totally feel the same. When I am in the garden with my fruit trees, I really feel close to our Lord and creator. Everything I see just confirms that there had to be an intelligent design
Thank you so much for this video. I have not had a sugar since I was young. My family brought this tree from Cuba and it was in my grandfather’s backyard for 50 years. I kept trying to find out what the name of the fruit was, and I’ve been googling and searching for a very long time when I came across your video. For the longest I thought it was named Guanabana, I am so thankful that I found your video. I’m going to try to find a tree that I can plant here in Texas where I live. And I will self pollinate if I don’t have enough beetles in my backyard. Thank you so much for this educational video
Thank you so much madam. I live in Texas and just returned from Pakistan with Sharifa seeds. Yours was the most informative video about how to grow this delicious fruit. Your tutelage is very easy to follow and the detail with which you instruct is priceless. Once again, much appreciated!!!
thank you so much for those wonder words of appreciation. Really feel good :)
Thank you very much for the information. Didn't know that we can hand pollinate this fruit. will try. I love this fruit.
How do u hand pollinate
I would like to let you know that you did an awesome presentation. You explained it the better than any other video that I have seen.
You made it so easy to understand.
Thanks
i just tasted sugar apple yesterday and i love it.it taste like fully ripe papaya in my opinion. il try my best to grow it..thanks for d video..God bless😄
Extremely beautiful presentation.It's my favorite fruit and I planted two of these about six months back.Your video will surely help me to take care of my trees.Thank you very much.
we had this sugar apple in our backyard my father repeated to cut down but still keep growing... it's amazing fruit tree
Can you send me 6-12 of the sugar apple seeds?
Can you send them im an envelope
God is so amazing, look at the wonderful things He provided for us! thank you so much for sharing this gem! very nicely done video!
Welcome :)
You have done a nice job on your terrace and my wife is on my neck to grow this on our terrace ( just joking ). We had 4 fully grown sugar apple trees (also called custard apple) in our compound. After several years we had to cut them down because the trees were infected with mealy bugs & pressure from our neighbour. We have another one growing now on another side of our house. I use mild home made organic pesticides learnt from plant lovers like you (like your method of pollination) who like to share their knowledge to all on CZcams. . Once again great job & God bless you.
Great Video. From my experience, when I hand pollinate, half of the fruit turned BLACK and DRY like yours. This year I left them to pollinate on their own since the tree carries both male and female flower. Results are amazing and non of them hardened nor turned black. Again thanks for a great video.
That means not necessary to hand pollinate
we all cebuanos (philippines) called that atis ! and the leaves is so so fragrant smell !! you can smell it if u have cold !!!
+Rona Cruz Good to know that. Thank you :)
I can't believe that u grow it in container. 😲😲
Before I came to Canada we grew this Sugar Apple in our back yard in the Southern Caribbean. Really great fruit and I love eating it. I must thank you for putting this video up . Now I grow Tropical House plants but I need to try growing one in a container. Cheers! Charleen
Nice to know that
Thank you, the most informative video I found. You took us through all the steps. Great job.
I love to eat these fruits .. very sweet, but many seeds..
Good video on Sugar Apple, and just in time for me-- I just got some Sugar Apple seeds I want to plant.
Gary Cooper do u need to pront the branches
Thank you so much for your very clear explanations about growing sugar apple trees in containers and on terraces, I have planted many sugar apple trees but never really learned so much about it until I look for tips in u-tube. With your explanations I can now plant around 12 more times trees in my small lot on the side of my warehouse here in Miami, Florida and other locations available to me. Thanks again
Its very difficult to make a complete vedio from seed germination to fruit farmation and their harvesting.It takes much time and work is completed in so many small pieces and finally edited to final shape.But you have done very nicely and perfectly.God shower his blessings upon you beautiful, young and very intelligent girl. Thank you a lot.
really very informative and beautifully explained. would love to get some videos on growing amla on container
+siva vasanta Thanks for compliments :) sure will try to do a video on Amla soon
Breeze Garden thank you beautiful soul
Thank you for the info! It's amazing that you are able to grow Sugar Apple Trees in buckets!
Yes i can't wait
Sugar apple grows wild in the Philippines. I am so inspired to plant them in my garden when on vacation back. Thank you for sharing.
Welcome :)
yes it's true ...
Thank you again for your videos. I watched this a couple years ago and now I hand pollinate and my trees are laden with tasty sugar apples.
Really great to know that we helped you
please make more videos about fruit plants .. Thank you for this video sugar apple.. thank you very much..
thanks, we will try our best.
shahid khan f
Wonderful explanation for such a planet. I thought it wont grow in our terrace.
Is the flower come ffrpm different sugar apple tree or the same plant?
Thanks for your video. It narrated very clearly and it will inspire to those who like to cultivate custard apple .
+Philip Mathew thank you :)
very nicely narrated n explained well... from my childhood I was seeing this plant but never see it getting fruits from flower ... now I know hand pollination has to be done... very well documented ... pls post such videos on variety of plants. ...... I am from chennai
thank you :)
Great video lots of knowledge! !!
Excellent video, very informative . I learned today that I can grow it in pot! My house at Phoenix Az have a 5ft tree in the back yard planted 4 months ago. All the leaves fallen due to cold weather though it was well taken care by covering it with frost cloth ... Now that summer is picking , I hope it will recover . If not I'm gonna buy another plant and leave it in a pot so that i can move around.
Again awesome video , can understand your effort involved.
+laknarasim Thank you very much for your appreciation.We hope even your plant too grows well :)
This is a wonderful video which you have worked very hard to produce, wonderful work. My late wife was Vietnamese and she always cautioned me to never touch the fruit or it would turn black . I love that you have explained how to pollinate the fruit and your English was fine, thank you so much and good luck in your future crops.
We have this in our garden but I don't know how to pollinate. thanks for your helpful video, and I'm going to try to pollinate now👍 🤗
love it! never seen this type of fruit! thanks for sharing!
I love it!!! Thank you so much for making this video!
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@Laal Garden,very nice watching an individual who enjoys growing the Sugar Apple& explain tbe steps on care of it,much appreciated?.
my plant is about 6 months old i just transfer from the pot to my backyard loved your video
Awsome Video, Never knew the tiny Sugar Apple's will be so cute :)
Great Video! Love the detail and slideshow like format.
Great information my friend , We are doing Sugar Apple farming 🙏🙏
You are a beautiful soul and I learned a lot from you. God bless you.
Thanks for the blessing
very good try and im waiting for more thank you
Thank you Kasi, Please make more video on your tropical plants I can't want to see your next one
Sorry, my message was distorted. What I wanted to say is that your introduction on Sugar Apple vedio was very impressive. Congratulations. Good Luck and GOD bless you.
Thank you :)
they are a lovely fruit & much better than a crunchy apple it's really satisfying to eat what you grow.
u have put a lot of effort in making the video....great video....
+Pinaki Biswas thank you :)
Please do comment here on suggestions and dislikes
+Breeze Garden this is a fantastic video. you inspired me to try to grow this plant from seed.
+tomaitoe do you fertilize your tree, or does it grow without fertilizer?
+tomaitoe I am sorry, I just saw that you wrote below that you used compost and cow manure. thanks again for such a great video!
@tomtvarghese
Would it be possible to send seeds of this sugar apple to me? I assume it's been grown organically. Like your videos, keep up the good work! thank you. ddeane@austin.rr.com
Madali Lang tumubo Yan ..mag parami kayo iha.nice Day ,padaan Sa kin
Very good instructions on how to grow Sugar apple
we call this ATIS in the Philippines..nice video
This fruit is known by many different names throughout the world. Here in Barbados we call it *sugar apple*, but it's also called *sweetsop* (I guess because it resembles the soursop when cut) and *custard apple*. This is where it gets confusing, because there's another fruit which closely resembles the sugar apple which is also called custard apple! I've never tasted that other custard apple, but Mark Twain once remarked that it's the best fruit in the world (or something like that).
Custard apple is delicious; creamy and rich. Makes good ice cream.........................A sweet sop is not a custard apple, 2 different fruits.
+linda brown The problem is that the names depend on which part of the world you're from. Like I said, the *sugar apple* is indeed called *custard apple* in some regions. If you were to search for *sugar apple* on Google, you'll see what I mean.
Thanks..............
We call it ATES in Guam cool video
Seriously amazing, n heads of for your hard work, thnx for making this video with waiting wid a long time updates..😊.... #&#
Best video on the topic...
Thank you for sharing,sister 🙏
Thank you so much for the information. I just had my first sugar apple! I will consider your info to germinate the seeds. Love from Suriname South America.
I love this fruit
Me too
Thanks Kasi Viswanath, Actually we did not use anything special it was a mix of Red Soil, Cow Dung, and Regular Compost, Neem Compost (to ward off pests) and Bit of dried leaves mixed with soil.
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It is really a good fruit video post. Thx very much. Hope in the future too you will post such encouraging videos.
I am happy to see another video and especially sugar apple, and to my surprise i have not seen any videos like this so far, it really has a hard work and the clips u showed from the flowering to pollination and its development week after week and its maturity at the end is really exciting and i am happy that we will have more videos in future with detailed explanation. Thank you,
Pinku Prasad Thanks very much for appreciating us from the first video...We are always trying to improve our gardening videos..Thanks once again
If I'm not mistaken we have this fruits in the Philippines n we call it 'Atis' (ahtese) Like pomegranate, lots of small seeds
my favourite fruit
Very nice video, informative and educational. I love watching your video because i am learning. Your video inspired me to do the same. Thank you
Thank you! your video is very informative. I can´t wait to grow my own tree :) Sugar apple is my favorite fruit. Greetings from Mexico!
thank you, very informative video.
the darn plant treats and cures colon and lung cancers
....among other things such as diabetes, high blood pressure, etc. There are SOOOOOO many tropical fruits that are very healthy for you that pharmaceutical companies don't want you to know about.... such as Longan, Lychee, Rambutan, Jack Fruit, Mangosteen, etc.
Z.A.P. Squad do you know where to get any of those as well as sugar apple in the United States?
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StJames Furlow you can get them at any Asian markets
Hi Miss Laal I got my Custard Appel seeds from Mumbai India about 2 1/2 years ago and grow plant. in the container in California and it's about 2 Foot tall and healthy . Now it flowers and I was thinking don't have to Polanate but most of the flowers fell down without any fruits then. I Polanated 3 flowers and I have 3 custard apples and I fertilize with Organic NPK once a month
Hi this is the fruit we had in my garden when I was growing up my father put the seeds throughout our property and we had so many plants,I used to harvest them at sunset cos the owls love them so much if I didn't do then next day they are gone when I saw your video I felt like growing but I don't think I can grow over here, thanks for good information
atis sarap
April Tongcua
Soursop is different from Sugar Apple. Soursop is more spiny looking on the outside. Soursop is Annona muricata while Sugar Apple is Annona squamosa.
All this anonaceas are native to the americas
You explain so completely .. nice & clearly.. Tq for that.. I had once but now not yet to plant it since I had move from my place earlier.. And seeing your video inspiring me to seed again .. I can make that leaves for natural dry color too for batik and stamp it to fabric or silk in Ecoprint procces ..🙏☘️
Love sugar apple, currently I am trying to plant by seed in San Jose CA. Hopefully, it will grow
Thanks for the information, you did a awesome job
Welcome :)
A sugar apple and a soursop are literally two different fruits and are not remotely similar to each other.
Every time I've take vacation in philippines. I always go to fruit stand .an see that sugar apples. I always buy..is my favorite..an lansunis....
Thanks for explaining properly and in detail 👏👏👏
Another beautiful presentation. Tonnes of congrats for lot of useful tips in fruit gardening. It will definitely help city dwellers. thx so much!
Welcome :-)
Thank you Madam. you put the details in a comprehensible and very simple way. Thanks a lot.
Welcome :)
Very Beautiful... my custard apple seeds have sprouted just a week ago :D I'm so excited about growing them.
They remained dormant all through winter and spring, i'm happy that they're growing now :D
+kit kit Happy to know that, Same here as well, it does become dormant in Winter.
Thankyou great explanation of growing Custard Apples
Good video 👍 . I just bought a young apple custard tree , will follow your advice.
Excellent information. Best part is you have shown the progress
Yes that is right
This is a brilliant video young lady. Well, explain and your English is coming along nicely, fully understood what you were saying. Again thank you for this video. From the hot tropics up North WA Australia. Cheers
Beautiful healthy plant.I think you did an excellent job pollinating the flowers.
l really enjoyed this video, because you gave great information.
Thank you for sharing.🌹
I wanted to add that your video on the papayas you grow on your terrace inspired me to order some seeds to send to my family in Singapore. I was hoping for the papaya trees that bear fruit a few feet from the ground, but the trees grew tall. At least the fruit was abundant and really sweet.
Ohh, that is really nice to know
@@LaalGardencan you tell me from where did you pluck that red flower for hand pollination.? Because now a days these custard apples are grafted isn’t it..? And we don’t need male or female plants for fruiting..? Please help
I remember eating this fruit as a child (28 years ago) in the state of Guerrero, Mexico were it grows wild. Brings back many good memories. There it's called "ilama" and "Anona". There's a purple flesh variety as well. Thank You for sharing.
That's really great to know. Welcome
Annona is the species name and ilama is an entirely different fruit from sugar apple in the same family
I found your video extremely informative and will follow your tips. I am in the UK and have grown from seed 3 plants, they are indoors in pots, I put them outside in summer. I hope one day they will flower and fruit.
Any luck in UK?
I have enjoyed the video very much. Very educating! Keep it up.
What a great video! Thank you!!
best video shee know what people want to see in such videos thanks lady
+mohammad mohsin Thanks :)
Very delicious and great video!
Thank you so much!
So happy to hear it bears fruit in a year... Enjoy your fruit
You are an amazing gardener (my plants never seem to do as well as yours!). Thanks for sharing your info and experience.
Welcome :))
You're so kind and cute lady - This took you long months to make this video clip - Thank you so much for your kindness and lots of time to do it - Wish you successful what ever you do - God bless you happiness,wealthiness and successful in life.
Regards.
+Dat Nguyen thank you very much for those wishes :)
thanks for the helpful advice mine is a few days old it's a small sprout I am growing in doors, I'll definitely refer back to your video is if can survive inside since I live in the northeast of usa...
+nickieflybee Great to know, all the very best.
Thanks for making this whole video... from seed to fruits..
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thank you for the time and effort set forth.i;m trying to grow these here in south texas,