If the rain stops, I'll take pictures of my little one in bloom and with fruits. It is under 3' tall, and maybe 2-3 years old? It is the Golden Variety. Green ones are very fast to fruit too. Kampong Mauve seems slower, and tends to produce fewer fruits, at least for me.

There are 2 large Green Sugar Apple trees along US1 in Stuart, zone 9. They have stood up to cold, drought, and constant highway fumes for the past 8 years I've been driving past them. Tough trees, and fun to grow!

This year looks like a good one for Annonas. My Sugar Apples, Atemoyas, and my Cherimoya are all fruiting.

Good luck with your tree. It looks healthy and nicely pruned.

Lisa

it looks big enough to bloom? A very kind Floridian sent me some KM sugar apple seeds a few years back. One of my smallest "trees" has three blooms on it, it is in a 1gal pot and about 1.5-2'tall counting the pot

do you fertilise? maybe a light pinch of an organic balanced fert?

good luck,
-Ethan

congrats on the future harvest Lisa, please post a pic if you get a chance, thanks again.

Looks like a great plant. :) Do y'all prune your trees? I just got some seedlings (well...they are ~24-36" tall) and they are all just stem & leaves. In the picture they are all together and supported by the same pole. I have since separated them. Are they suppose to look like this?

The pictures are of all my plants but there is one labeled Golden Sugar apple (there are only ~10 pictures).

Here is a better picture (from where I got the plants).