Wow…this is one of the best videos I’ve seen about pruning atemoya tree. That is quite some saw, just amazingly sharp 🤩Your trees now look so different and beautifully ready for the new season. Love your lateral branches. Thank you for sharing all the great tips for atemoya tree pruning 👍❤️
Thank you, Thien!!! This is my 3rd time trimming my aetymoya. I’ve watched a few videos and saw how you carefully considered how to trim. I did it!! Proud of my work with your guidance. Now, please make sure you continue the next steps. I’d like to know how often to water, and how you pollinate to maximize fruit production. Can’t wait to see you ongoing progress. Appreciate your sharing! Thank you!
Hello Thien, do you trim your trim in September when the fruits are growing in size? Is it a good idea to trim away the extra branches and leaves that have no fruits, so the nutrients will oncentrate and go into fruits on the tree. Thank you.
Great vid. Super informative and nice to see the before and after shots. A shot into the dark you ever have seeds and wouldn't mind sending some I would pay for delivery. I'm in Vietnam and we have barely any of these nice looking varieties.
Hey thien i live in la. Can I hire you to teach me pruning etc for a day? I have a pretty big atemoya that was overgrown. I want to shrink it down to a manageable height. The tree was originally my moms and she didn’t know how to prune. I’m taking over all the gardening and learning the correct techniques.
I keep mine to a manageable height so I can reach and hand pollinate the flowers. I would top it off at a desirable height and start training side branches for future crops.
Instead of creating all the vertical branches,could u just trim short and those vertical branch sprout horizontal branch? As long as you also look at the height you f the tree?
Hi! Thanks for this informational video! I noticed that my atemoya tree has several branches growing out of the trunk that are parallel to it (totally vertical) and there are several branches that are horizontal growing from them. Do I trim the vertical branches? They almost look like another tree trunk. Thanks for your help!
I am in San Diego. My cherimoya is 7 ft tall. I had the first fruit 2 yrs ago, and last year had so many flowers, but no fruit. Is it OK to prune right now, or should wait few more weeks? Love your video! 🥰 Thanks
How old is your tree and what fertilizer do you uses? Fruit size depends on the age of the tree and how many fruits you keep. Too many fruits for a small tree will produce small fruits.
Hello, I've been watching some of your videos. You are doing excellent job at growing and caring your atemoya trees. Your trees are producing lots of fruits. I see you are pruning trees very early. I would love to get some of your scions of atemoya . I live in Atlanta, ga. I can pay you for your efforts and scions. Thank you much in advance ... great works
They don’t tolerate any frost without dropping all fruit and leaves. I’m in much warmer area than Atlanta and my atemoya never get mature fruit. I have good success with cherimoya, guava and have 5 acre avocado trees. Probably not worth trying unless you keep heated greenhouse all winter fruit doesn’t ripen on atemoya till Christmas or later and no sugar unless it’s warm all time fruit is on tree.
Great advice 👍👍👍 I do have small greenhouse with two heaters turning on when the temperature dips below freezing. I have guava trees and two papaya trees in my small greenhouse and so far, they are surviving.
@@kennyoun6126 yes I get almost no frost but the cool weather during final stage of ripening cause my atemoya to be poor taste and kind of rubbery texture. Cherimoya tree has much better chance of producing good quality fruit in area where it’s cooler weather during ripening it will ripen in early spring or late winter with great taste.
Wow…this is one of the best videos I’ve seen about pruning atemoya tree. That is quite some saw, just amazingly sharp 🤩Your trees now look so different and beautifully ready for the new season. Love your lateral branches. Thank you for sharing all the great tips for atemoya tree pruning 👍❤️
Thank you, Thien!!!
This is my 3rd time trimming my aetymoya. I’ve watched a few videos and saw how you carefully considered how to trim. I did it!! Proud of my work with your guidance.
Now, please make sure you continue the next steps. I’d like to know how often to water, and how you pollinate to maximize fruit production.
Can’t wait to see you ongoing progress. Appreciate your sharing!
Thank you!
Wonderful..are the roots invasive?
Hello Thien, do you trim your trim in September when the fruits are growing in size? Is it a good idea to trim away the extra branches and leaves that have no fruits, so the nutrients will oncentrate and go into fruits on the tree. Thank you.
Thank you for the video and the time you spent on it very informative information and skills
Watching ur video again to remind myself how to prune my aetymoya. Thank you.
I’m pruning mine soon. It’s still cold in SoCal 40-60s
Your video are very helpful…thanks. If you do pruning next season I would like to buy some scions and can pick up, I’m in SoCal also.
Great vid. Super informative and nice to see the before and after shots. A shot into the dark you ever have seeds and wouldn't mind sending some I would pay for delivery. I'm in Vietnam and we have barely any of these nice looking varieties.
Hey thien i live in la. Can I hire you to teach me pruning etc for a day? I have a pretty big atemoya that was overgrown. I want to shrink it down to a manageable height. The tree was originally my moms and she didn’t know how to prune. I’m taking over all the gardening and learning the correct techniques.
Soo detailed. I just got one from a big box store and theres not branching yet. Can i top it to encourage branching? How tall do you keep yours?
I keep mine to a manageable height so I can reach and hand pollinate the flowers. I would top it off at a desirable height and start training side branches for future crops.
Instead of creating all the vertical branches,could u just trim short and those vertical branch sprout horizontal branch? As long as you also look at the height you f the tree?
Hi! Thanks for this informational video! I noticed that my atemoya tree has several branches growing out of the trunk that are parallel to it (totally vertical) and there are several branches that are horizontal growing from them. Do I trim the vertical branches? They almost look like another tree trunk. Thanks for your help!
Nice. What city/zone? I'm Anaheim 10B and usually wait for early spring.
Seems like spring is coming very early this year though.
Santa Ana, CA
I am in San Diego. My cherimoya is 7 ft tall. I had the first fruit 2 yrs ago, and last year had so many flowers, but no fruit. Is it OK to prune right now, or should wait few more weeks?
Love your video! 🥰
Thanks
Yes prune away. Did you hand pollinate last year?
@@TnTranN Yes
One fruit this year, but much smaller. My tree is in pot. I need much bigger pot. When is the best time to replaint it?
Thank you 😊
What do you do with the split fruit? A lot of my fruit got split because of the rain recently.
What month do you usually prune you tree?
Thank you the video was very informative. I really appreciate it
Where you go Bro?
No posts in 8 months
very nice. well done
I’m late to the game - what’s the difference between atemoya & cherimoya? Please enlighten me. TIA!
Welcome to the game :) Atemoya is a hybrid breed between a cherimoya and a sugar apple. Atemoya is more aromatic, chewy and sweet.
keep us posted
How to air layer cherimoya. When is time to do that
How old are the trees?
I don’t know exactly but probably >10 years
Why my atemoya tree produces small fruits ? Can you advice me ?
How old is your tree and what fertilizer do you uses? Fruit size depends on the age of the tree and how many fruits you keep. Too many fruits for a small tree will produce small fruits.
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Hi Thien, would you please give me some Atemoya scion? I live in Huntington Beach. Thanks
is that silky brand saw? love the japanese saws
Suizan Japanese Ryoba Pull Saw. Cuts like butter. I don’t use my hand pruner or lopper anymore.
I found this saw at Amazon, but have several of them , which one do you have ? Thank you
SUIZAN Japanese Ryoba Pull Saw 7... www.amazon.com/dp/B07HGQXXWC?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
@@TnTranN thanks for the video!! Had no idea vertical branches do not produce fruit… placed an order for the knife!!!
Do you air layer? Can I get a cutting also?
Hello,
I've been watching some of your videos. You are doing excellent job at growing and caring your atemoya trees. Your trees are producing lots of fruits.
I see you are pruning trees very early.
I would love to get some of your scions of atemoya . I live in Atlanta, ga.
I can pay you for your efforts and scions.
Thank you much in advance
... great works
They don’t tolerate any frost without dropping all fruit and leaves. I’m in much warmer area than Atlanta and my atemoya never get mature fruit. I have good success with cherimoya, guava and have 5 acre avocado trees. Probably not worth trying unless you keep heated greenhouse all winter fruit doesn’t ripen on atemoya till Christmas or later and no sugar unless it’s warm all time fruit is on tree.
Great advice 👍👍👍
I do have small greenhouse with two heaters turning on when the temperature dips below freezing. I have guava trees and two papaya trees in my small greenhouse and so far, they are surviving.
@@kennyoun6126 yes I get almost no frost but the cool weather during final stage of ripening cause my atemoya to be poor taste and kind of rubbery texture. Cherimoya tree has much better chance of producing good quality fruit in area where it’s cooler weather during ripening it will ripen in early spring or late winter with great taste.
Great advice again...👍👍👍
Is this pruning method also for cherimoya?
Yes
I am interested in some branch for grafting please
Too slooooow