• Younghans White Sapote Tree Air Layered 103-Pine Island Nursery
  • Younghans White Sapote Tree Air Layered 103-Pine Island Nursery
  • Younghans White Sapote Tree Air Layered 103-Pine Island Nursery
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Younghans White Sapote Tree Grafted

Younghans White Sapote Tree Grafted

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Key Features

The white sapote Younghans tree features glossy, dark green leaves, fragrant white flowers about 2 inches wide, and produces round, creamy, sweet fruits with a custard-like texture.

Special considerations

White sapote Younghans tree air-layered requires well-draining soil, consistent moisture, and protection from frost, necessitating special care and conditions for optimal growth.

Growing and Care Instructions

White sapote Younghans tree air-layered prefers well-draining soil with regular watering, full sun exposure, tolerates temperatures between 30°F to 100°F, benefits from balanced fertilizer every 4-6 weeks during growing season, and requires minimal pruning to maintain shape and remove dead wood.

  • Fertilizing

    Fertilize with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season.

  • Watering

    Water regularly, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings.

  • Light Requirements

    Full sun to partial shade.

Type Fruit-bearing
Lifespan 30–40 years
Growth Moderate
Max Height 15–20 ft
Max Width 10–15 ft
Zone 9-11

10-11 Container / 9-11 Outdoors
(Hardy down to 30 F°)

A few facts about the White Sapote Younghans Tree 

    • Taste: Creamy custard-like, subtle sweet with banana, pear, vanilla hints. Richer, creamier banana.
    • Appearance: Oval, grapefruit-sized, smooth pale green skin (yellows when ripe), white/yellow flesh, few black seeds.
    • Nutrition: Good source of fiber, vitamin C, potassium, low in calories and fat. Potential antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
    • Growing: Easier White Sapote variety, more cold-tolerant, thrives in tropics/subtropics, handles short-term cool temperatures.
    • Uses: Fresh, smoothies, ice cream, pies, desserts. Leaves/bark used in traditional medicine (limited scientific evidence).
    • Cautions: Latex (wear gloves if sensitive), seeds not edible.

Read: Master the White Sapote Tree: Planting, Care, and Troubleshooting