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I agree :), I gave it to my friend as part of her Birthday present 🎁, I bet it was juicy, it looked scrumptious!

Annona muricata, Soursop , Guanabana and there is several other names depending on the country or region:). But the latin is the universal Annona muricata!

Oh ok. I have a sweetsop. How does the fruit taste

My fruit is like a custard. Is yours similar?

I checked it with fruit picker didn’t give in , but I think will be ready soon:)!

Hi there:), thank you 😊, yes they are. On this video this one is a bisexual one…holding fruit this year!:)

Yes 👏:))

It’s a male veiled chameleon :).

Thank you for the compliments I love the garden & enjoying the fruits and spreading the planting-virus !😄 Wish if all our neighbors caught this disease , quality of life is so much better minus the mosquitoes 🦟 when your plants 🌱 are growing to maturity and start to produce and creates an amazing ecosystem to everyone. Have a great day.

I believe it’s a yellow sunrise .

But also might be a seedling 🌱 of it , can’t exactly remember.

Ha ha , I just heard the palm leafs making some noise and looked up 😮, and found this guy, no idea 🤷🏻‍♀️ from where they got to our garden but now they have a whole lots of family members on the garden, spot the female a couple of months ago , then the little ones a couple of days ago now finally saw the male . Such an interesting look they have … mainly eating insects , so I am happy to have them.

@@PlantsAmore If they only eat insects and not hurting your plants, its good to have them, and they are freaking cute too, hahaha.

They are , reminded me to honey sweetness. Yum

Hey, yes they start out shades of green and also little by little build up the redish color , but it will turn the most beautiful color when it’s getting ready to be picked. Also it looses from its shine and the flesh gives in just a bit to the push. Sometimes I also pick them when they aren’t soft at all but it will take a while on counter to soften up. Kinda like an avocado 🥑 would but maturity is a must for quality fruit!:) Not necessary to hand pollinate specially if there is other Annona trees 🌳 but it will increase the yield so it’s worth the extra effort if you find the time to do that manually. I uploaded a couple of videos on how I am hand pollinating my Annonas , if you go on my channel and click on videos you will find it or I can also try to share a link here but not sure if YT would allow me . Let me try.

@@PlantsAmore Thanks so much

Ha ha 😂, married about 30 min from Fort Myers more inland , Zone 9B right next to 10 A border , time to time we got a freeze 🥶 here it sets them back but they come back normally, it all depends if you lucky the first couple of years without freeze weather and your plants get stronger they can take a little more cold weather damage and bounce back . I am dreaming of a bigger land as well because I want to plant more but I am pretty out of space . Good luck with your endeavors, it’s exciting:)!

I don’t, looks pretty appetizing though! :)

@@PlantsAmore want to trade? Can you graft? What variety is your Red Custard Apple?

@@thedomestead3546 I can , but I am still trial and error phase:), it was an unknown seedling 🌱 so I named it after my son Ayden . Where are you located? My biggest thing right now I barely have time to do anything, garden wise, busy Mom.

Some years yes, but the last two years was way to busy so the insects does it and the yield is definitely smaller . But it’s plenty for our family and friends.

After the hurricane 🌀 the tree 🌳 also was struggling and that’s also influenced the fruit setting. But gave us fruit to taste this year as well.

@@PlantsAmore Thank you

Hi Dan :), thank you brother.

Sure thing, thank you for pointing it out.

So I tried to put on CC but the video is still processing , till that is done ✅ I don’t have an option to choose it looks like since it was a life stream.

I will check back later , let you know.

Ok , CC on.

@@PlantsAmore thank you! I will rewatch!

That’s my experience as well. I planted many from seeds and they got sad on even morning sun ☀️… planted next to another tree that we can trim time to time seem to work thus far. Maybe plant a super fast growing tree 🌳 next to it to give it some shade but something that is easy to trim. Moringa comes to my mind. You can always chop it down or just trim it easy…

@@PlantsAmore That is a great idea! I have been placing pigeon peas around the yard to try and help as well.

@shawarrior that is great , nitrogen fixing plant as well, and very fast grower!

Thank you for joining to the live stream:), I was so happy to share what’s new.

That’s a great price!

@@PlantsAmore we are going to save the seeds and see if they will survive the winter near Sumter South Carolina

Give it a try, although air layering is the way to go about Lychee 🌳, but it can be fun/free growing one from seed just to see. Not sure how could you get there though!?

@@PlantsAmore it can get down to 30s in the winter We use lots of leaves and pine needles for mulch. We have 80 acres of woods behind our house available to rake leaves and pine needles also. 50 truck loads of wood chips from the tree service for free. Trying to get our sandy soil better to plant.

@@richprich if it’s a long period time 30, the Lychee wouldn’t make it , but sounds like you could plant so many other wonderful fruiting trees 🌳 that you wouldn’t have to baby to much. Do you guys have heavy rains also? Rains and humidity with a lot of bugs combined brakes down mulch quick here in Florida.

It grows quickly!:)

The first 1-2-3 years a bit slower but it shoots up after that..

@@PlantsAmore please make a taste test video

@ahmedlunat1248 I will try to do that with the next fruit. See you then:).

Hopefully it was delicious, shared it with some good friends .

It’s Mauritius Lychee variety.

@@PlantsAmore thank you.

Thank you for sharing ❤️.