Wholesale raw Sugar Apple Sweetsop Annona Squamosa seeds for plant

Product Description

Wholesale raw Sugar Apple Sweetsop Annona Squamosa seeds for plant

High germination

Fruit tree seeds

Fast growing 

Easy plant, widely suitable in different places.

Virus resistant

Netness 98%

MOQ 1bag (1000G)

•  The Annona Squamosa seed are new collected and mature enough . 
•  Non-GMO 
•  Non radiated
•  Only natural dried by sunshine and wind
•  100% Natural raw 
• We have more than 2000 kinds seeds for sale, you could check on this shop or contact us for more. 

1. Lighting

The custard apple is resistant to light and shade, with vigorous plant growth and thick leaves. Increased light during fruit development can improve fruit quality.

2. Temperature

The custard apple needs to grow in warm weather, and it is not resistant to cold weather. The average growth temperature of common custard apple is 25 to 32 °C, and the average temperature of fruit ripening is 25-30 °C.

3. Moisture

Water can affect the quality of fruit. At low humidity (relative humidity below 70%), flowering increases, stigmas become more numerous, and fruit decreases significantly; but at too high humidity (above 95%), sugar secretion on stigmas is diluted and pollen germinates . Low speed is not conducive to fertilization.

The method of reproduction

The methods of breeding are seed propagation and grafting. Ordinary sweet-skin seedlings have the characteristics of premature birth and high yield, but their traits are difficult to maintain. Therefore, common saplings are used as rootstocks and then grafted.

Using common saplings as rootstocks, seeds should come from high-yielding, high-yielding, high-quality parent plants, and fruits with larger fruit and fruit shape should be selected. Wash the seeds and remove them. Remove non-solid seeds and small seeds and allow to dry. Seeds for spring sowing should be completely dry and sealed. When the thickness of the rootstock reaches about 1 cm, grafting can be carried out. The grafting method is usually determined by the season. The phloem of the spring is not easily cut off. The grafting method is generally used, and the grafting method is generally used in summer and autumn.

When saplings are grafted by the bud transplant method, they usually need to be unwound after 20-30 days. When grafting is used, the buds are usually picked up and then unwound. For grafted plants transplanted by the bud transplant method, the anvil can be cut about 5 cm above the anvil hole after about 15 days of untwisting. After cutting the stock, a large amount of sprouts will be extracted from the base, which should be removed in time to avoid competition with the scion for nutrients. Bud sprout. The grafted seedlings can be planted when they have grown to a height of 50 cm and a stem diameter of about 1.0 cm.