This one is planted in my greenhouse, because the soil is better, less alkaline.
It received lots of water, every day in the warmer months. I fertilize with a
soluble complete fertilizer that is injected in the line. So, it was fed almost
continuously. Even so, from time to time, I had to apply chelated elements
to offset the alkaline issues of the water and soil. Unlike mamey, green
sapote resents my limestone soil.
I never pruned it so its shape it a bit odd. It grew tall before it started branching out.
In my experience happy green sapotes can grow very fast and do not need nearly
as much warmth as other members of this family.