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Growing SOURSOP (from seed)= Guanabana = Annona Muricata
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- Опубліковано 19 лют 2019
- Thanks to my brother, I now have a soursop plant! In this video I'll be showing you what the soursop fruit looks like and trying to describe to the best of my ability what it tastes like. I will also be showing you how I planted and germinated the soursop seeds. Please enjoy the video. Thank you for watching!
See update on soursops: • SOURSOP (10 months old)
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Thank you for these videos, I live in the Caribbean and have similar fruits but hardly any knowledge on how to grow them. Please continue to make more of these videos
Junea Fraser will do! Thank you for the encouragement! Happy new year!! 👍
Thanks so much for sharing this, I saw Soursop/ Custard Apple seeds for sale, but in all honesty, hadn't heard of the fruit. Thanks for showing us the fruit as well as the detailed information on how to grow the plant. Well done on that germination success rate, impressive indeed! Soursop is said by some to have very beneficial properties, also in its leaves. Soursop may prove to be the next 'must have' exotic fruit - well anything is exotic when you live in the Rhondda (South Wales, UK) like me! ; )
Vox in Tenebris thank you for the compliment! I wish you the best of luck on your grow 🤙 I'll keep you updated on my soursops!
One of my favorite fruit!i have this in my backyard.😍
Awesome! 👌🤙 I love the whole tree 😃
Greetings from the nature island of the Caribbean Dominica (not the Dominican Republic )we got lots of soursop / sweetsop
proud islander welcome!
Amazing! Thanks for sharing i started mine about 3 weeks ago. When i first started it was taking so long i thought the seeds were not healthy, but now i know it can take up to a month and more.
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جميل جدا تسلم ايدك Very nice hand in hand Soursop
Amazing
I haven't had soursop since i was 11. It's time to change that; but first, will plant and grow them in my backyard.
Yyyessss do it
it looks really beautiful, thank you for sharing
THANK YOU 🤙
Congrats!!!
make into smoothies, very yummy
Soursop fruit taste like a pear
Soursop tea is really nice hot or cold
I had one from n oriental market that tasted like banana and pineapple ❤ so googooood
Yummy soursop. We call them custard apple here in Australia. A favourite.
Mary Playford awesome!
The best
It is 👍
I have seeds I can’t wait to do this
Chayah Israel good luck! I just transplanted into bigger pots! Easy grow 👍
Dude! The beginning
I can’t wait to see those guys when they get bigger. 5 months.
Thank you for letting us see the process, I’ve planted some :///
& I’m gonna have to find someone’s tree and then plant from those seeds
Because I bought a fruit from the store and planted those (I think it may not work, not sure though)
coffeebeann1 give it a chance and we'll see what happens 👍 you'll never know until you try 🙂 thank you for the positive comment and the best of luck to you on your grow!
How long did you soak? Was out necessary to wait a few days for them to dry before sowing? Did you have light over the seedlings? Thank you!
Isa I had it soaked for only a few minutes....just enough to remove the transluscent layer that is on the seeds...no need to soak overnight...I generally try to work as if this was happing in nature so I just let the seeds sit dry for about 3-4days...after those few days I planted them and left them in an area that would receive about 6-8hrs of direct sunlight a day...hope this helps!
Any updates on these trees?
Thanks for the video, Did you make another video after this as you said it? I would like to see how the seedlings are doing.
Edit Herman. Unfortunately I haven't put an update up yet but thank you for the reminder! I'll probably put a quick update video up tomorrow!
Soursop update - ua-cam.com/video/FRnw6aWjLCQ/v-deo.html
Very nice! Sour sop is so expensive in grocery store and they are not even that ripe. I wish to grow it. Do you sell seeds by chance?
Chat8750 O nothing beats growing your own fruit! Unfortunately I do not sell seeds but hopefully in the near future I can have enough seeds to just give away...planting trees does nothing but GOOD for the earth.
The Plant Collector Okay. Thank you.
Hi are the sour sops true to seeds? I have some very tastey sour sop on island and brought the seeds back to America. The seeds are now maybe 2.5 years old. Do you think if i grow them they will be the same fruit i ate ? also are older seeds ok to grow ?
Well the soursop seeds I grew my soursop trees from gave me some good fruits both in size and in flavor so I would say they are but that’s just from my experience. Still, I’d say there’s nothing to lose and everything to gain. The leaves are commonly known to have anticancerous effects and are usually boiled to make a tea. I use them this way too. 👍
I am not sure if older seeds will germinate but it doesn’t hurt to try. Hopefully they haven’t dried out! Best of luck to you 🤙
I drink the leaves has tea too@@ThePlantCollector
I just bought myself two soursop and they both were hard. I didn’t know that I was suppose to sit and wait until they get squishy before I eat them so am I going to get sick? I didn’t eat any of the seeds.
vajleexi I think you'll be alright 👍
Do you seel the soursop? If so, where can I buy
So sorry I am not selling any fruits or seeds yet. I will be selling these things in the near future when the supply is more sustainable 👍
How often did you water them? And did you keep them outside in direct sunlight while waiting for them to grow?
I just made sure the soil stayed moist by watering depending on how the soil looked. If it looked pretty damp I skipped watering but if it looked a bit on the dryer side I watered..just to make sure the seeds didnt dry out. I had them in direct sunlight the entire time. Just be sure to keep the soil moist and you should be ok 👍
@@ThePlantCollector thank you!
After germination of the seeds how often did you water the 🌱 plants.
Ashira Ron I'd water them whenever the soil looked dry just to stay on the safe side...the soil would dry up fairly quickly so I just made sure the soil for the most part stayed moist.
Plant them in the wild
Ron Grey I might just do that! Share the experience 👍
That’s an amazing idea 💡
What size pot should I use? What kind of dirt? Can I put more than one seed in a pot?
Chayah Israel you can use a small 3 inch pot...I use miracle grow potting mix...worked fine for me...I'd advise one seed per pot to save from having to untangle roots later during transplanting
Time frame for sprout?
Ron Grey it should take roughly a month or so
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