Mountain sop?

[Tommyng]

After the hurricane while golf carting around the neighborhood we came upon a bunch of these. They look like mountain sop. The trees were in a forested area so they are never maintained. They have a faint sweetness, and flowery scent. Don’t taste as good as sugar apples but fun to eat.

[eduardo_98]

These look more like pond apples, not very popular due to their bland taste, mountain soursop is prickly all around. Nonetheless, still a cool find!

[Tommyng]

Thanks.

[Pokeweed]

Hi Tommy, I've been trying to get pond apples to grow but haven't had any germination success. Could I buy or trade you for one of those fruits? Maybe I could get viable seed that way.  Thanks Dan

[roblack]

definitely looks like pond apple, annona glabra.

native to FL.

cool find.

[Tommyng]

Hi Tommy, I've been trying to get pond apples to grow but haven't had any germination success. Could I buy or trade you for one of those fruits? Maybe I could get viable seed that way.  Thanks Dan

If you were close I would give you all on the plate. They grow like weeds here. I really don’t like waiting at the po, but anything neat to trade? I could even try digging up a plant or two.