Feb. 15, 2025
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The soursop is truly tropical. Young trees in exposed places in southem Florida are killed by
only a few degrees of frost. The trees that survive to fruiting age on the mainland are in
protected situations, close to the south side of a house and sometimes near a source of heat.
Even so, there will be temporary defoliation and interruption of fruiting when the temperature
SoilBest growth is achieved in deep, rich, well-drained, semi-drysoil, but the soursop tree can be and is commonly grown in acid and sandy soil, and in the porous, oolitic limestone of South Florida and the Bahama Islands. SeasonThe soursop tends to flower and fruit more or less continuously, but in every growing area there is a principal season of ripening. In Puerto Rico, this is from March to June or September; in Queensland, it begins in April; in southern India, Mexico and Florida, it extends from June to September; in the Bahamas, it continues through October. In Hawaii, the early crop occurs from January to April; midseason crop, June to August, with peak in July; and there is a late crop in October or November.
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