Thank you!  I am very excited about this cherimoya experiment.  I hope to grow cherimoya and fruit them here in South Florida.  My understanding is that at one time there was a variety of cherimoya that produced very well in South Florida.  According to this reliable source, this cherimoya variety got "lost".  Any takes on this cherimoya story??

Viva!
I really like them.  They bring me good childhood memories.  I used to feast of them next door to my house in Northeast Brasil. I grow five (5) caulifloras; one (1) coronata; and one (1) glazioviana here in Fort Myers.  I am also trying to germinate some seeds of myrciaria trunciflora; myrciaria aureana; and some seeds of plinia rivularis.  I have never tried to graft jabuticabas, but this week I spoke with Julian Lara in Miami and he said that his nursery sells grafted jabuticabas.  If you guys want Julian's info, just send me a messsage or email. 

I do not use a heat mat.  Instead, I use my garage water heater as a source of heat.  I place my seeds inside ziplock bags with wet paper towels.   It works great!

Nullzero and Tim,
Thank you so much for your postings.  Nullzero, sorry about our possible trade.  Tim, I appreciate your offering, but I will need the seedlings ready in a few weeks.  I just contacted a source in Miami and I may be able to find some root stock there.

Hello folks,
I am looking for atemoya or cherimoya seedlings to be used as rootstock.  I plan to graft a new cherimoya variety and I will need at least 6 (six) nice, ready to graft seedlings of cherimoya or atemoya
I can trade those seedlings for the following seedlings I have:
1) Cambuca - Plinia Edulis -  more or less 2 years old
2) Blue Grape/False Jaboticaba - Myrciaria Vexator - more or less 2 years old
3) Yellow Giant Brazilian Passion Fruit (2) -  You need two vines for proper pollination and the seedlins are in 3 gallons pots.
4) Fragrant Passion Fruit - Passiflora Alata (2) -  You also need 2 vines for pollination -  They are also in 3 gallon pots
5) Annato/Lipstick Tree - Bixa Orellana - 3 gallon pot
6) Grumixama/Grumichama - Eugenia Brasiliensis - more or less 2 years old
7) Rainforest Plum/Ameixa-da-Mata/ Cambui Roxo - Eugenia Candolleana - more or less 2 years old
  Pitangatuba - Eugenia Nitida/Neonitida - more or less 1 year old.
I also have several other rare seedlings that I may use as a trade currency.  I may also sell some of my rare seedling mentioned above.  I am located  in beautiful  Fort Myers, Florida.

I am glad I found Noel in this forum. I have a biriba (rollinia deliciosa) seedling that came from Noel's tree.  My seedling is almost 5 feet tall and is already flowering in a large pot.  Noel how big the fruit gets?.  Is your biriba a variety called Humongous?  I appreciate any input from you!  Thank you!