@@avaander2065 we had a fruit from one and it’s so very delicious, must variety for pineapple 🍍lovers.

​@@PlantsAmorehow long did it take to get the fruit.

@@avaander2065 around two years .

@@DyesnGoodVibes I am about 30 min from Fort Myers SW Fl , this tree 🌳 fruiting regularly thus far.

@@TABULOUS1 it’s “Fungi Jon” , I had great experience buying from them!:)

@@belindadavid3241 hi Belinda , how are you ? Where are you located?

@@belindadavid3241 I can do local pickup. 🛻

@@ceciliavaldes2126 you wanna brake a petal so you know you pollinated it , I don’t mess with them if it’s not a must…yes you can save pollen but it does start to mold after a while so try to quickly use it up when you have an opportunity.

@@PlantsAmore Thank you!! Does the female flower turns into a male flower after succesfull pollination or does it go straight into fruit?

@@belindadavid3241 yes 👍! Many nurseries sell them, but make sure it’s air layered and not from seed .

@@leeanngonzalez4785 as soon as it really starts to grow they will have a hard time keep up …

@@SoulSeeker770 I think the best bet is to graft it if you want to get the same exact fruit 🍎as the mother tree. But many people have great success with the seedling trees as well. I planted seeds from this one but they still haven’t bore fruit to tell you exactly if it’s pretty similar to the mother’s tree fruit or not. My guess it would be probably pretty close to the Mother tree fruit 🍎.

@@PlantsAmore I'm growing it but can't seem to get it to set fruit. Tried hand pollinate but no luck.

@@SoulSeeker770 try to plant another Annona (or more) next to it if you can . Put some fruit leftovers time to time around the trees 🌳 to attract the natural annona pollinator insects and keep them alive and happy throughout the year . They love full sun ☀️ & will bring in more fruit in those locations , I also use moringa tree chop and drop on them and they look pretty happy after it breaks down and feeds them. I use bubblers on them and ton of mulch …

My reasoning to plant more than one tree 🌳 is cross pollination may increase yields.

@PlantsAmore thank you

@@rahulsls yes , I believe the Cherry of the Rio Grand better taste wise. But not to eager bearer .

@@chessman483 chickens 🐓 like nearly everything so I can imagine they may will enjoy it … not sure how good is for them though. Eight trees 🌳 you will have a ton of fruit my friend:)!

@@dekyagoddessx988 it’s been a while but if I remember correctly I cut them .

@@PlantsAmore Awesome, I just picked my first harvest, I had almost a pound and a half 🙌🏾

@@dekyagoddessx988 that’s great 😃! Such a delicious mushroom.

@@halecuocsongmy79 Hi my friend, this tree 🌳 flowering nearly year round.

I have many Rollinia trees, 3 years. In the winter season December. It’s cool 30 F , they have 3 flowers and can’t be fruit because so cold. Untill now no any flowers. I m curious why they have no flowers?

All the Rollinia grow in the greenhouse.

Try to increase humidity by spraying on the leafs before the sun ☀️ rises , water 💦 regularly, they don’t like dry feet at all . Use a lots of organic mulch around it away from tree trunk though.

Certain areas where it goes way to cold yea they will need a greenhouse.

Glad to hear that!:)

I would give it a try! I don’t know how well will do but worth trying , it’s a delicious fruit!

@@PlantsAmore I recently found growers in California !😃

@staciep2638 that’s awesome 🤩, so did you plant 🌱 one already? :)

@@tanczosbobe4258 nagyon finom volt de egy kicsit tulerett.

@@mariap.894 it’s a must tree 🌳 if you like grapes 🍇 it’s kinda like a tropical grape, they also call it to Brazilian tree grape.

@@mariap.894 you sound like my husband ha ha 😆… this one is actually very different from the regular Jackfruit , Champadek style , very soft melts like butter in your mouth and reminds me to Durian with Jackfruit flavor .

@@christophermachado5187 some years can be rough , I almost gave up a couple years ago , it was keep dying back loosing all the fruits during winter , then came back at soring summer … but winter was mild last year thank God!:)

@@PlantsAmore yes. Mine survived last winter as well. Coldest night here was 38 which will cause serious damage on my trees but since I have a microclimate everything were fine. Thank God!

@christophermachado5187 glad to hear that, yes microclimate is our best bet .

Very true.

@@CharlieDiaz-n3f hi 👋, it’s southwest Fl, about 30 min from Fort Myers zone 9b pretty close to 10 a border growing zone.

@@PlantsAmore I’m in Tampa area

@@PlantsAmore love your fruit trees I have avocados planted from seeds first years blooming

@CharlieDiaz-n3f what is your growing zone?

@@CharlieDiaz-n3f thank you, always exciting to see them growing and producing for the first time.

@@genkigenko2546 Hi there, thank you, I am growing three different varieties of these , one is the pink red flesh , gorgeous specimen, the other one is the Fernandez variety, at least it was sold as Fernandez I believe, and the third one is a white creamy color absolutely delicious, they all taste a bit different. As for how many variety out there is hard to tell. I absolutely love this fruit though . Really like spooning out dessert 🍨.

@@genkigenko2546 maybe san pablo instead Fernandez the other variety, can’t tell exactly.

@@PlantsAmore Thanks for your reply... I prefer nature produce rather than man crossed varieties: for example the atemoya which is man intervention is less nutritious than sweet sop(atte in french) and cherimoya from which it was derived... May your farm continue to make people around you more healthy n happy!🌴🥑🥭🍒

@genkigenko2546 thank you so much, I wish all the same to you !:)

Glad it worked out :), I haven’t had much time between kids homeschooling to hand pollinate but like you mentioned because of the system already in place still have enough to taste and even share with friends and family. But hand pollination still our best bet .

I think 🤔 it was about 1-2 years… it will loose all the leafs when you stick it to the ground but then sprouts 🌱 back and grows rapidly.