Its a cherimoya not actually related to apples so I don't know why its has that name, but its flesh is like creamy custard so that part I get. You can buy them in the summer from supermarkets, like Asda
This is awesome that I like to watch, beautiful content very informative, I started to grow cherimoya from seed and it start generating, new friend 367 👌💕🤝🍒🍈🍐
@ahsinom2 no longer have them 😞. I've made a playlist for Cherimoyas, Atemoya and custard apple. You can watch it if you are interested. My most recent is the Atemoya.
wonderful vlog my friend.. now got to also understand atis is ata fol,, my husband is Bengali and he said it's just called Ata .. I have a small video of eating Ata fol with my husband... Thank you for sharing your knowledge on gardening ..
Nice video, full of information. My question is.. since I also want to do the same reason why I'm here..is that, with the fish blood and bones...what are chances of uptaking mercury and other industrial polutants that have plagued the fish family..in to our own bodies as we consume the fruits? Just an observation in regards to the choice of manure. I'm also weary of using manure from non organic farms.. What's your take on that?
I doubt if my plants will reach fruiting stage not for a long time yet. I would imagine there will be traces of pollutants in fish, the bones used are mainly from cows and also the blood too. I don't think the fish is a major component, so I'm not too concerned about it
@@louiseahmedtropicalplantgr5000 Seems like a hard job growing them, I prefer the ones in the picture to the anona squamosa , wow you brought the tree how much did that cost and how much maintenance does the tree take?
Thanks for posting this video I’m new to gardening and learnt a lot
Finally got round to watching this video lol, nice shape cherimoya plants 😊
I've never seen oe tried this kind of apple before.. yours look lovely and healthy 🥰
Its a cherimoya not actually related to apples so I don't know why its has that name, but its flesh is like creamy custard so that part I get. You can buy them in the summer from supermarkets, like Asda
Louise, your doing a great job with your Cherimoya plants. Hopefully in the future you’ll get to enjoy some fruit 🤗
Thankyou Joe
Wow dear I amazing upload and you are one of the best gardener ❤️❤️
Thankyou
Nice sharing sister 👍
Thankyou
Custard apple is my all time favorite fruit. Brilliant video friend
This is awesome that I like to watch, beautiful content very informative, I started to grow cherimoya from seed and it start generating, new friend 367 👌💕🤝🍒🍈🍐
Thankyou, ive also subscribed to your channel as I saw some great grafting techniques there
@@louiseahmedtropicalplantgr5000 , thanks friend, see you around 👌
How are your plants doing? could you do an update video?
@ahsinom2 no longer have them 😞. I've made a playlist for Cherimoyas, Atemoya and custard apple. You can watch it if you are interested. My most recent is the Atemoya.
wonderful vlog my friend.. now got to also understand atis is ata fol,, my husband is Bengali and he said it's just called Ata .. I have a small video of eating Ata fol with my husband... Thank you for sharing your knowledge on gardening ..
Thankyou
Nice video, full of information.
My question is.. since I also want to do the same reason why I'm here..is that, with the fish blood and bones...what are chances of uptaking mercury and other industrial polutants that have plagued the fish family..in to our own bodies as we consume the fruits?
Just an observation in regards to the choice of manure. I'm also weary of using manure from non organic farms..
What's your take on that?
I doubt if my plants will reach fruiting stage not for a long time yet. I would imagine there will be traces of pollutants in fish, the bones used are mainly from cows and also the blood too. I don't think the fish is a major component, so I'm not too concerned about it
@@louiseahmedtropicalplantgr5000 Thanks.
How long does it take for it to bare fruit ? How many seeds can you plant? If you don’t have a propagator what do you do?
It takes many years, this video is a year ago I lost 2 cheromoya trees last summer so have recently brought Anona squamosa tree from Bangladesh.
@@louiseahmedtropicalplantgr5000 Seems like a hard job growing them, I prefer the ones in the picture to the anona squamosa , wow you brought the tree how much did that cost and how much maintenance does the tree take?
cool