Soursop Guanabana Fruit Trees In South Florida
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2023
- One of my favorite fruits is Soursop also known as Guanabana. Maybe people love soursop. It tastes great but is also excellent for healing and preventing cancer. The leaves of the soursop tree can be made into a tea for cancer. Not all soursop trees are the same. Check out this video and see different trees and how they are looking this year.
The Miaim Soursop Variety I speak about in this video you can get a Lara Farms. here is the link
larafarmsmiami.com/
For the trees from Leaphs yard, you can contact him via his Facebook page
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If you have a yard and you are growing fruit trees I'd love to come and film, especially if you are in the South Florida area. You can contact me at paul@rawlife.com please include the area you are in.
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Soursop is the besttttt fruit! Grating a soursop I know of to a pond apple seedling I found at a local pond.
🌹very hot day nice drink , i love your Soursop trees at your Garden also there are in a good range on there right size and shape to double the amount of fruits, other 2 gardens were grown as big humongous size uncontrollably trees that means there either roots system drinking too much water and taking extra amount of neutrinos to dedicated to stay strong and grow massive trees. this not to generation its population. .
Soursop fruit is so good even a few fruits yield is worth growing the tree. Can’t really compare it, way above even other Annonas like my geffner atemoya. Kindof like Julian Lara said in his farm tour in one of Paul’s earlier videos about a specific mango, I think the dessert mango Alempar Baneshan.
I am hoping mine will flower and fruit this next year. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼I think mine is too young. Thanks for doing this video as always and also showing the flowers.
I had 3 trees that didn't fruit in 5 years so I can't them down
@@FruitfulTrees Oh, no ;*( I hope mine is not one of those. I might go out tomorrow double check for flowers and fruit & smack it with a stick if there is none, and give it a warning first. 😂😭🙏🏼
I thought that the.soursops would do well all year around having a tropical climate,I mean,I don't imagine that it would really get that cold there.
I have a couple of Durian seedling trees which I think may have been killed due to the overnight temperatures getting as cold if not colder than what our refrigerator gets inside & that's inside of a greenhouse.
It looks like they would need additional heat in a 10b cold hardiness zone where it's a bit marginal just north of Sydney in Australia,I mean,most tropical plants will grow in my region (Newcastle & the Hunter region) where it's subtropical but the Durian trees might need help during winter time when it's not hot enough for them overnight.
Darwin in the Northern Territory is the closest to being in the true tropics in Australia !
I have soursop in central Florida. In ground for 4 years and has gotten huge. I keep it at 12 ft to stay manageable. I get flowers but never fruit.
Do you fertilize the tree?
i don't
So my question is with your soursop what are best ways to protect I have a 15 foot tree in pot waiting to be planted. But I heard it dies back and then drops it flowers. Any measures. I am in golden gate estates Naples flordia.
if it gets too cold the weather can kill it so if its in a pot try bringing it inside if it gets too cold
How do you pollinate yourself ?
It just does it itself… it’s like how a cat licks it’s butt.
Much flexibility is needed 😉
these varieties self pollinate
Do you fertilize and how often do you water them ?
I don't fertilize them. I water them about 4 times a week
Soursop is my favorite fruit of all time! Will they grow in Daytona Beach?
I think its too far north
@@FruitfulTrees Thank you for your response
At what time would the flowers appear. I have the HD variety 😅
Thanks for the video!
usually 2 times a year fall and spring
Check out Har's video on soursop for more info: ua-cam.com/video/sdLGbUMOOiw/v-deo.html
How do you get them to fruit in Central Florida?
Thanks for this show!❤
I think it is too cold in central florida
soursop is verygood for the body; mracle tree, young leaves can be boil, strain & drink the soursop tea
enjoy your life
❤🙏😃
Where can I get the fruit to buy. Are you selling
Looking for a guanaba tree that has green bark does anyone know the variety thank you
Where can I get a 6-8 footer? I’m in FLL and I go down to homestead often. I won’t buy Home Depot plants/trees.
try Lara Farms Miami
Sometimes I get these small bugs on mines plenty of them how do I get rid of them
i don't get the bugs so I don't know. You can bag them when they are growing maybe that will help.
Small white bugs?
I had mine on mine it’s called white fly the lady told me to use neem
@@giuseppeperilli8284 thank you
Where can i get seeds from or graft, Please?
where are you located?
Why do they call them SOUR SOP, I never had a soursop in my life.
that's the name. Some are sweet but also sour at the same time
Not a fruit that is enticing to me. Won't take up the valuable space in my garden. Another avocado 🥑 would be useful
Don't be sleeping on annonas. Atemoya and San Pablo custard apple are unbeatable
From all the soursop I've tried so far I'm with u.