Carlos on Growing Soursop in South Florida

[@arcdare357]

If anyone is around Miami/Homestead area. The fruit stand "Robert is Here" sells soursop trees that have excellent production. My tree is about 7ft tall and has 10 fruit coming in on year 2, I couldn't be happier.

[@franliving-8895]

Where is that stand ,i would love to get sime trees from there ,thx

[@arcdare357]

@@franliving-8895 It's on 192nd and 344th street

[@troyave7837]

@@arcdare357do you think he’s still there? I need some

[@arcdare357]

@@troyave7837 He’s still there, open everyday till 6. The soursop (guanabana) shakes are also amazing.

[@5dsunny713]

Where can I get it by the box ?

[@MsFishingdog]

Great video. Big money in soursop fruit.

[@SouthFloridaSunshine]

My tree is so sick after all our rain and I don’t know what to do so I found this and am so happy for this video.

[@Pepesplants]

Pepe's Fruit Trees 2 seconds ago Davie Florida, lots of Soursop here! The winter can be brutal in my area from time to time but the trees have adapted well. I am looking for scions of Superior Soursop.

[@aboobuka]

Pepe's Fruit Trees 🌲 Pepe I’m in Miami I’d love to get some pointers.

[@dansobien8196]

Thank you, just what I was looking for

[@nataliec.7270]

Hi, what type of fertilizer would you use at this current time? Lost all my leaves on my soursop (2ft), in Orlando, and so I am trying to bring it back after repotting it back in February. I had kept it in my covered patio since 2017, now recently put it outside still in pot during rain.

[@antoniorobles3498]

Great presentation Carlos!!!!

[@CubanMofo]

Is there a difference in taste with the Yellow soursop fruit?

[@Justanotherhuman2]

How tall does this grow? I have a sweet sop and a sour sop, both recently purchased and they're in containers. I'm trying to figure where to plant it, not knowing if it has invasive roots. I know I don't want it too close to the house, but I was thinking of planting it close to the sweet sop for protection.

[@thelifeofpressureman7178]

Carlos where are you located I would love to buy some Soursop please my kids have been anticipating trying some and we cannot find anywhere

[@nereidapr1]

that's great. Mine has a baby soursop Puerto Rico is kind of cold but it seems to like it.

[@Poteluz]

Puerto Rico is kind of cold???

[@windytranusa1035]

I love soursop, it's my favorite, I heard someone told me that soursop can cures and prevent cancer,I don't know is that true? Few years ago I bought soursop and use the seeds to grow it, now it's about 6 foot tall but still has no fruit 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@AllahuAkbar699]

Windy Tran USA try pruning some of the leaves some time they put all their energy into producing leaves also add fertilizer and be patient your tree is still young

[@awdrfarm8486]

u can try make some scars to that tree

[@egom1993]

Natural fertilizer or chemicals?

[@jessicabaker9757]

I heard it resets T cell receptors.....i need this desperately 😅

[@MariaStinson-v8q]

Carlos can you please help me? I have a sour sop tree that I planted 4 years ago. I got the pods but nothing became of it? I fertilize and baby this plant. Nothing in return. I’m about to uproot it soon help

[@rebblekrew7527]

Annonas are my favorite, after mangos lmao😂😂,, thank you for that quick clip Chris

[@shanon1144]

I need some help I'm a new soursop care taker and I recently left it in the Florida cold we just got for the holidays. My tree is turning brown and I want to save it. What can I do?

[@elainestultz4617]

My soursop gets large and very hard. Black spot at the top and the never gets ripe. What's the problem😢

[@jessicachaparro7386]

Question: I have a potted sour sop. When you prune the branches do you do anything with the old leaves? Take them off? I also have a sugar apple....which I pruned and took the old leaves off.

[@fortmyersfruitforest5214]

Should of asked if he hand pollinates.Thankyou for video

[@tonydancz6789]

I don’t think he does

[@nicolabrown3305]

Is it wise to cut the lower branch from a soursop tree?

[@jlbutters2]

What about sun exposure? Full sun all day in south Florida?

[@donnah5378]

Nice. Do you sell the leaves or fruit?

[@GodIsLove447]

A soursop tree can live up to 100 years old

[@kevincorpening9941]

I’ll be in South Florida in a couple months looking for somewhere I can get soursop

[@sweetnezz151]

Fertilize once , twice, 3x aweek?? Do you mean water the plant? i heard you mention you only fertilize Spring and the beginning of Summer so only 2x A year????

[@fortmyersfruitforest5214]

He said water 2-3 a week fertilize 2 times a year

[@fortmyersfruitforest5214]

During warm weather

[@cosmevidal791]

Carlos.what npk do you use on your sourspo. Thanks.

[@AngelaGarcia-zy3bq]

Do you prune them after they lost all leaves from a frost?

[@SpaniardCat]

What type of fertilizer?

[@gkmorris71]

Carlos thanks for posting I have one tree still very small and need help. I kive in Texas its very hot and i am hoping you can help me TIA.

[@spazzyrebble2579]

annonas are my favorite fruit, after mangos of course lmao

[@enkeledamolla1390]

Hi didn't share much actually just general care like dor any other tree😅

[@jamesbeck5334]

How much cold can the graviola tree stand, could they be grown in east central Florida?

[@seneciohaworthii970]

They’re very cold sensitive. The leaves are damaged and will all fall off if the temperature drops below 50. They leaf back out if there was no freeze but they will likely not fruit that year. I keep mine potted by the back door and move it inside if the temperature is to drop under 50F.

[@kylameow6743]

@@seneciohaworthii970 keeping it potted, how tall is your tree?

[@lofenoialof5320]

Can these be grafted to cherimoya? Thank you!

[@titorico5472]

I need help with my soursop tree. For around two years, my tree grows leaves but it starts to show white little bumps in the central vein and then the those start to spread all over the leaves. Those spots look like solid blisters but they don't ooze or have anything in them. The leaves either curl, wilt or turn brown and fall. I have tried Neem oil and copper fungicide, but so far no results. I live in North Miami; can anyone knows where could I go to have the tree properly diagnose and be informed about an effective treatment? Thanks.

[@vegantrader]

This is very common for Soursop... The bumps are scale bugs. You can try to increase the amount of neem oil in soap water and spray every week.

[@Romantic_rico4]

We need them seeds.If it’s not seeded how can it be soursop

[@jamarionsparks3302]

I'm trying to grow some in Houston Texas

[@medo4721]

Good video

[@kavishkashaun1058]

I have soursop tree with lot of flowers but not a one flower gives fruit, they all dry and falls, I also tried hand pollination, it also dont work, I have only got 1 fruit from this tree in 3 years. Can someone help.

[@dylanlandis493]

It happened to be last year too. This year I learned that I need to hand pollinate otherwise there is very little fruit. I didn’t hand pollinate last year but bugs and bees helped me I got 5 and hundreds of flowers on the ground

[@infinitewonder305]

My tree looked like there was going to be over 30 fruits growing but the fruit 1 steps dries out and dies llike after the flower drops .. So I only see now one fruit growing.. Its in my backyard growing I only water it here in Miami do I need to trim it? Or what soil do I put on top of the dirt of my backyard.. Its about 3 years old

[@carissasue849]

@infinitewonder305 I have the exact same problem. I had only one mature fruit out of dozens on the tree. Have you found a remedy for this?

[@chinandega81]

@@carissasue849 Hand polinate. Many tutorials online on KZbin for that. Make sure you are fertilizing and watering it properly as well. If the flowers fall, that means they weren't pollinated. Give it a 10-10-10 fertilizer, lay a healthy layer of mulch a couple inches all under the canopy to the drip line and give it fish emulsion once a month during the Spring/Fall/Summer. Don't provide any special care for it in winter. That will make a healthy tree with lots of flowers.

[@yulilopez1006]

Where can I get the fruit sleeves for the Soursop?

[@glennmiller4841]

Do you sell young soursop trees

[@alexandermenchero]

The advice is likely wonderful. Why is there no sound?

[@davidv.3135]

Had one in Key West, Florida.

[@AndreaHernandez-hg7st]

I will buy the sour sop seeds and pay for shipping!!!

[@rockym7143]

I was thinking this 😅

[@PinballHelp]

Are you using a boom mic in this shot?

[@TrulyTropical]

We have a shotgun microphone attached to the camera.

[@rainybetts5093]

I live in south Florida. Can I buy a tree?

[@daniellebaker665]

In Homestead Florida, and the Naranja Flea Market, Opa Locka Flea Market

[@Chrissy4281]

Is there any way to buy soursop from you?

[@Offshore1977]

I thought it was too cold in Miami for soursop. Thought you had to go to southern keys to produce fruit.

[@fortmyersfruitforest5214]

Flowering soursop in fort myers

[@juju4rmthesouth]

First flower on a Soursop in Orlando/Kissimmee

[@mucbean]

My trees are producing fruit here in Bonita Springs.

[@Pepesplants]

Davie Florida, lots of Soursop here! The winter can be brutal in my area from time to time but the trees have adapted well.

[@chinandega81]

They are very common trees in Miami yards. There is a many on KZbin in Pt. St. Lucie with large Soursops that fruit for him as well.

[@donthompson3268]

How to buy

[@ruthcamera]

Where I can buy a soursop plant?

[@daniellebaker665]

In Homestead, or outdoor flea markets in Naraja or Opalpcka flea Market

[@sidneywhite749]

Need more content

[@floridagrown6250]

Sooo the way they did it is ... I don’t know how they did it but.... it was grafted. Lol

[@focusonnature8193]

What do you fertilize them with?

[@ismaelcastelan4495]

3 years, no fruit yet, about 8ft

[@POTUS-ob5yb]

I thought the US Government banned this fruit in your country?

[@marilenamorhan6054]

I remember reading this .. it’s so stupid

[@Amaryah]

This is not naturally grown like we have in Africa.

[@johnmason803]

So not informative