Need Help IDing- A blood-red Annona

[Franco]

Hey guys, I came across this blood-red Annona. Does anyone know what variety it is? I found it in southern Brazil.

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You have a skin photo of the fruit?It looks like annona reticulata.

[Franco]

You have a skin photo of the fruit?It looks like annona reticulata.

Is probably is a reticulata, but i found no reticulata variety that has as red of a flesh.

[Franco]

Here is the skin, according to the seller. Kind of weird that the skin is not red.

[DavidBYE]

That is beautiful! Did you taste the fruit?

[Rob From Sydney]

100% reticulata. Looks like a superior type, too. Colour is incredible, I love the red/white blend. Hopefully it tastes as good as it looks.

Would be worth spreading seeds of that variety, just from having a look at it I know that it needs to be preserved.
Beautiful fruit, thanks for sharing the pics.

[Franco]

That is beautiful! Did you taste the fruit?

Not yet, this is the photo the seller sent. I have no doubt that this will be an incredible fruit once it matures, it is a 1 yo seedling

[Franco]

100% reticulata. Looks like a superior type, too. Colour is incredible, I love the red/white blend. Hopefully it tastes as good as it looks.

Would be worth spreading seeds of that variety, just from having a look at it I know that it needs to be preserved.
Beautiful fruit, thanks for sharing the pics.

Sure hope so, I plan on selling seedlings once I get fruit. In the meantime i plan on grafting it to chirimoya rootstock while this one grows

[JoeP450]

What you have there is a nice looking reticulata. I recently grafted this one and it’s a seedling of San Pablo. San Pablo usually is not this blood red and also has more white in the center. I thought this fruit was fantastic btw even out did my Fernandez.






-Joe

[dolomis]

That looks absolutely incredible and would agree with preserving speci

[Franco]

What you have there is a nice looking reticulata. I recently grafted this one and it’s a seedling of San Pablo. San Pablo usually is not this blood red and also has more white in the center. I thought this fruit was fantastic btw even out did my Fernandez.






-Joe

They look great, do they usually fruit in the same time range as chirimoya? 3 to 4 years from seed?