Can anyone help me identify this species of Annona?

[Schutzhund]

Can someone help me identify this species of Annona ?

[OCchris1]

Looks like A. Reticulata or custard apple. Chris

[kh0110]

This looks more Biriba to me.

[roblack]

looks like both, but agree more like rollinia/biriba

[EvilFruit]

I believe it is annona squamosa or annona reticulata.

[Schutzhund]

Here are some new pictures of it now

[kh0110]

I'm pretty sure it's not A. Reticulata (leaves resemble mango leaves) nor A. Squamosa (leaves are much smaller, thinner and slender).

[Guanabanus]

Annona reticulata.  Probably of a red-fleshed variety.  Leaves look like 'Fernandez'.

[AlexRF]

+1

[kh0110]

Annona reticulata.  Probably of a red-fleshed variety.  Leaves look like 'Fernandez'.

Looks like I'm in trouble with my "Fernandez", see below. The leaves are completely different from Schutzhund's plant. I think I'm stuck with an unknown variety now.


Below is one of my Biriba seedlings (seeds from Oscar).

[roblack]

My Fernandez may have been mislabeled as well then, because it looks just like yours

[Bob407]

The leaves look like the Fernandez A. reticulata and another A. reticulata I have.

[JF]

Annona reticulata.  Probably of a red-fleshed variety.  Leaves look like 'Fernandez'.

Looks like I'm in trouble with my "Fernandez", see below. The leaves are completely different from Schutzhund's plant. I think I'm stuck with an unknown variety now.


Below is one of my Biriba seedlings (seeds from Oscar).

Thera here are close ups of 4 a.reticulatas:

Fernandez

Hunucma Amarilla

Sartanejo

Cuban Red

Early bloom and setting fruits rare time of the year . Ours bloom is in June July

[kh0110]

Yes, Frank, Schutzhund's plant looks like a Fernandez A. Reticulata alright even though the leaves are not as developed as yours being a very young seedling still. And my "Fernandez" seems to be like your Sarteneja.

[JF]

Yes, Frank, Schutzhund's plant looks like a Fernandez A. Reticulata alright even though the leaves are not as developed as yours being a very young seedling still. And my "Fernandez" seems to be like your Sarteneja.

Thera, is that the Kimber Red I gave you this summer?

[kh0110]

No, not the Kimber Red although the leaves are similar in shape. The mislabelled one is a much bigger tree that I got sometimes ago and I forgot where from.

[JF]

No, not the Kimber Red although the leaves are similar in shape. The mislabelled one is a much bigger tree that I got sometimes ago and I forgot where from.

You probably have San Pablo. You kimber red was blooming in summer it will fruit this year ,it's on cherimoya rootstock ,if you have it in the ground

[Tlaloc]

Annona reticulata.  Probably of a red-fleshed variety.  Leaves look like 'Fernandez'.

Looks like I'm in trouble with my "Fernandez", see below. The leaves are completely different from Schutzhund's plant. I think I'm stuck with an unknown variety now.


Below is one of my Biriba seedlings (seeds from Oscar).

Thera here are close ups of 4 a.reticulatas:

Fernandez

Hunucma Amarilla

Sartanejo

Cuban Red

Early bloom and setting fruits rare time of the year . Ours bloom is in June July

I bought my Fernandez from Lara farms in the Summer of 2020. When I brought it back to Southern California the new growth caused the newer leaves to look different. I would say the reason was the high SoFlo humidity vs. my SoCal weather which experiences cool nights caused this.
I would just wait for fruit to set, then compare.

[Tropical Bay Area]

Reticulata probably but could be mucosa