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Soursop, Guanabana Grafted Fruit Tree

Soursop, Guanabana Grafted Fruit Tree

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The soursop (guanabana) grafted fruit tree from Florida features large, glossy, dark green leaves, produces fragrant, white flowers about 3-4 inches in size, and bears spiky, greenish-yellow fruit with a sweet, tangy flavor.

Special considerations

Soursop (guanabana) grafted fruit trees from Florida require well-drained soil, protection from frost, and regular watering, along with special care for optimal growth and fruit production.

Growing and Care Instructions

Soursop (guanabana) trees prefer well-draining, loamy soil with regular watering, full sun exposure, tolerate temperatures between 60-100°F, benefit from balanced fertilizer every 6-8 weeks, and require minimal pruning to maintain shape and remove dead branches.

  • Fertilizing

    Fertilize with a balanced fertilizer every 4-6 weeks during the growing season.

  • Watering

    Water regularly, keeping the soil moist but not soggy.

  • Light Requirements

    Full sun to partial shade.

Type Fruit-bearing
Lifespan 20–30 years
Growth Moderate
Max Height 15–25 ft
Max Width 15–20 ft
Zone 9-11

10-11 Container / 9-11 Outdoors

Soursop, Guanabana Grafted Fruit Tree: Exotic Delights Await You!

The Soursop tree, also called Guanabana, is a tropical evergreen native to the Caribbean and Central America. A cousin of the cherimoya, it’s prized for its creamy, sweet-tart fruit and compact size, perfect for Florida backyards and other subtropical gardens.

This tree typically grows 10–20 feet tall, making it ideal for small spaces or container growing. Despite its size, it produces large, spiky green fruits with soft white pulp that tastes like a mix of strawberry, pineapple, and coconut. It’s a favorite in smoothies, desserts, and wellness recipes, thanks to its high vitamin C content and natural health benefits.

The tree itself features glossy green leaves and small, fragrant yellow flowers that attract pollinators. Grafted Soursop trees, like the Miami variety, are especially productive and quick to fruit, often within 2–3 years of planting.

Growing Tips

The Miami Soursop thrives in full sun, well-draining soil, and warm, humid weather. It prefers slightly acidic soil but is adaptable to various conditions. Regular watering is important for young trees, though mature ones can handle short dry spells.

Fertilize every 6–8 weeks with a balanced fruit tree formula to support healthy growth and higher yields. Prune lightly in spring or summer to maintain shape and encourage fruit production.

This tree is generally low-maintenance but can face issues like fruit flies and root rot if neglected. Monitor for pests and avoid overwatering to keep it healthy.

Why Grow a Soursop Tree?

The Miami Soursop is perfect for both beginner and experienced gardeners. It’s fast-growing, easy to care for, and produces unique fruit with delicious flavor and wellness benefits. Whether you’re planting in the ground or in a container, this tree adds beauty, value, and tropical flavor to your garden.

Unlock the secret to tropical indulgence with our exquisite Soursop, Guanabana Grafted Fruit Tree. A member of the unique Annonaceae family, alongside cherimoya and custard apple, the Soursop tree promises an otherworldly fruit experience. Here's why our Soursop tree is the perfect addition to your garden:

  • Tropical Elegance: Soursop trees (Annona muricata) hail from the lush landscapes of tropical Americas. These captivating trees boast mesmerizing fruit and vibrant foliage that will transport your garden to a tropical paradise.

  • Temperature Sensitivity: To thrive, young Soursop trees demand temperatures above 60 degrees Fahrenheit. While its native habitat is warm and cozy, fear not – our Soursop trees are meticulously nurtured in Florida's subtropical embrace, ensuring their adaptation to your climate.

  • Container Cultivation: For fellow plant enthusiasts beyond the tropics, container cultivation is the key to success. In the continental United States, Soursop trees flourish when planted in containers, giving them the shelter they need to grow and bear fruit magnificently.

  • Grafted Goodness: Elevate your gardening experience with our grafted Soursop trees. These clones from mature fruit-bearing trees hold the promise of a bountiful harvest. Experience the joy of watching your tree thrive and produce under expert cultivation.

  • Petite Stature, Towering Rewards: Standing at an approximate height of 2 feet, our Soursop, Guanabana Grafted Fruit Tree boasts a compact form that belies its potential for abundance. This tree's modest size ensures easy management and care.

  • Secure Shipment, Optimal Growth: Your Soursop tree will embark on its journey to your garden safely nestled in a 3-Gallon plastic container, complete with nourishing soil and triple-layer protection. Rest assured, it will arrive ready to flourish.

  • Homestead's Subtropical Blessings: Our Soursop trees are lovingly cultivated in the heart of Homestead, Florida. Basking in the benefits of our subtropical climate, each tree is nurtured to perfection, ensuring its vitality and vigor.

  • Time-Tested Age: The average age of our Soursop trees in a 3-gallon container is 12 months. This prime age offers the optimal balance of growth and establishment, so you can witness your tree flourish in record time.

Delve into the enchanting world of Soursop, Guanabana, and relish in the delectable fruits of your labor. Purchase your Soursop, Guanabana Grafted Fruit Tree today and embark on a tropical journey without leaving your backyard. Unveil the splendor of nature's hidden gems with Everglades Farms. Happy gardening!

Customer Reviews

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Jonas

It came fast and healthy

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Maurice reid Reid

When buying a live plant the is the only place to perches from

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Cheryl Dandurand
Great

They already have grown 2 sets of leaves

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ANTHONY GAGLIANO
Soursop

Very small plant not in great shape.

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James Torczon
Soursop Guanabana Tree

Another great tree from Evergladesfarm. This is my third and all of them have been excellent.