Hello, Please let me know if you still have annona seeds? I have chile pequin, saffola seeds, and chile chilpitin for trade if interested. Adriana

I did same. Don't overwater. Watch your PH...you can get that on the web...can't remember what it is. Very weak fertilizer if any. Outside everything is fine with them. Once you have to bring them in, things seem to change. They will need as much direct sun or light that you can give them and warm temps. Be very careful not to bump or mess with any new growth. Prone to drop at slightest touch. If this is environmental, I don't know how to correct at this point. Very slow growing. I'm in Ohio and my seedlings are 1 yr. I have 3 left anywhere from 6 inches to about 10 inches. They seem to transplant fine. Just be careful. Good luck.

You can check my website for the link to another forum. Look up FloridaGreenMan. His name is Noel. If anyone can get you seeds to his Big Red, he is. This is Noel's creation and he named it. I just spoke with him and he has seeds available. The Big Red is definitely a better producer than the KM.

Preferably red, but I'm interested in any.