Hopefully next March I can successfully pollinate a flower. It will grow on the tree all summer and fall, so at best I'll be eating my own cherimoya about 18 months from now.
I've read online that this fruit grows fairly true-to-seed. Many other fruit trees are not, and it isn't worthwhile growing out a seed or pip into a tree if you want good quality fruit. But only time will tell for this guy.
Hopefully next March I can successfully pollinate a flower. It will grow on the tree all summer and fall, so at best I'll be eating my own cherimoya about 18 months from now.
I've read online that this fruit grows fairly true-to-seed. Many other fruit trees are not, and it isn't worthwhile growing out a seed or pip into a tree if you want good quality fruit. But only time will tell for this guy.