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the plant does look like cherimoya but the fruit doesn't look like a full cherimoya more like an atemoya. cherimoya fruit tends to be more flat,round and/or symmetrical. atemoya tends to be deformed and show some traces of the eyes/spikes kinda but you can tell it's not a full a.squamosa either.
Quote from: digigarden on October 30, 2021, 02:41:27 PMthe plant does look like cherimoya but the fruit doesn't look like a full cherimoya more like an atemoya. cherimoya fruit tends to be more flat,round and/or symmetrical. atemoya tends to be deformed and show some traces of the eyes/spikes kinda but you can tell it's not a full a.squamosa either.Thanks for your response. Is it possible for this to be a new type/ variety?
Are you sure the seeds were sugar apple? Looks a lot like my 15 gallon Booth that I got from Clausen nursery a few years ago. Mine is much larger than yours but leaves and fruit look the same. They are reputable but do sell their cherimoyas from seed. Mine certainly doesn't look like a Booth fruit but variance from seed.