Mountain Soursop Fruit Plants (Annona Montana) Plant Type:Seedling Plant with the most used parts

with the most used parts being the pulp and peel

'Super Red' promises to be a cherished centerpiece for plant enthusiasts seeking to infuse their surroundings with dynamic beauty

Originates from rainforest regions of tropical America

these plants are prized for their lush foliage and adaptability to indoor environments

Mountain Soursop Fruit Plants (Annona Montana) Plant Type:Seedling Plant with the most used partsMountain Soursop (Annona Montana): Common Names: Custard apple, cherimoya, guanabana, soursop, Brazilian paw Botanical Name: Annona Montana General Information: Family: Annonaceae Native to: West Indies, Peru, Brazil; cultivated in South America and the Philippines Small, evergreen tree, leathery green leaves with a strong odor when crushed, Bears fruit after just two to three years Fruit Characteristics: Spherical fruit with yellowish, prickly skin,