what would you like for it?i have houseplants

I am growing and experimenting with soursop, now transplanted in a 7gal container doing well after coming back and recovering from frost last winter in Orlando, they are fast growers under right climatic conditions. (Had another plant die a couple years ago from root rot.) Soursop will lose its leaves as soon as we dip below 60 after a few nights and MUST be brought inside a shed, greenhouse or home by a window from Nov to Mar at least it seems to work trick is keeping it in a container so it s movable and can still fruit (upsize the container as tree grows all the way to a 15gal or 20). I would not plant inground in 9b zone or colder. South fla is a different story. Maybe once it reaches 7ft plus in height with a thick trunk i will consider inground planting with lots of mulch and close to a southside wall and cover in winter with chistmas lights who knows.

I would love to have one. Please take a look at my list and see if anything interests you. Your email is not listed on your GW page..so I have no way of sending you email. Thanks, M

Hey there! I have an Annona reticulata and love the fruit. It is much milder than the sugar apple but is very juicy and sweet. I also have two sugar apple trees and they are growing in very nicely. It is very important with these fruit that they are allowed to ripen as long as possible on the tree. I just purchased a Lisa Atemoya, and from my research and experience, the Atemoya is the king of the annonas. I am interested in perhaps adding a Rolinia to my collection. We will have to see,,, running out of room. Ha!