I planted 3 sugar apple trees 5-6 years ago knowing nothing other than I love the fruit. Past two years of flowering my Vietnamese wife tells me “you don’t have to do anything”. Thank goodness I saw your videos and started hand pollinating!! This year we have so many young fruit. FINALLY!
how do you distinguish between male and female flowers? they look the same to me. I didn't pollinate my sugar apple bc it's in a pot, but i have 2 upcoming flowers so I was thinking to pollinate them.
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I planted 3 sugar apple trees 5-6 years ago knowing nothing other than I love the fruit. Past two years of flowering my Vietnamese wife tells me “you don’t have to do anything”. Thank goodness I saw your videos and started hand pollinating!! This year we have so many young fruit. FINALLY!
Nice!! Make sure you thin the fruits to make sure they get to a good size.
I was wondering about it too but didn’t have time to experiment it
Thank you
Thanks for showing. I was wondering 🤔 how to do that. 🤙🏽🤙🏽
You’re welcome
@@thenoobgardener love the method to mark what you have already done 👍🏽
Would u happen to know are you able to use the pollens from atemoya for cherimoya and vice versa work to produce fruits
Yes, you can even use sugar apple’s pollens. They are all interchangeable.
@@thenoobgardener awesome thank you 🙏
how do you distinguish between male and female flowers? they look the same to me. I didn't pollinate my sugar apple bc it's in a pot, but i have 2 upcoming flowers so I was thinking to pollinate them.
Check out my video below.
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