ata from Brazil, ANNONA SQUAMOSA shohin

HI, we usully eat the fruit.. this is an experience.. the tree reaches 9 ft... 6 mts..the dificut is to mantain the fruit..
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I just want you to know that I am absolutely loving all of your posts about native Brazilian trees. They are so fascinating! Thank you so much for sharing these trees that I have never heard of or seen before!

Bran,
i decided to post out because this year i was stimulated by the celebration of 80 years of japanese imigrattion here in Amazon(my state is Pará). i have a few more here... i'll keep posting them, so the world can "discover" a little where i live.
thanks for the recongnition, i truly appreciate
Regards
r
R.

Hai,
Nice ata. I have been to Belem and Bring Ata and Birimba.
O I am from Suriname.What more nice rees do you have there.
I would like to be in contact with you.

Kindly regards
Rakesh

Hi,

We have this species in India too. Commonly called Custard Apple. We normally do not use this for bonsai because of the large leaf size.

Ravi

Ravi Kiran wrote:Hi,

We have this species in India too. Commonly called Custard Apple. We normally do not use this for bonsai because of the large leaf size.

Ravi

Ravi the leaf can get smaller. That is no problem.

Regards Rakesh

Hi Rakesh

Do the leaves reduce with normal defoliating methods like those applied on ficus?

regards.

Yes they do with no problems. Did you never try it to make the leaf smaller.
Try it. But before you do so keep in mind that your tree should be very healty.

Regards
Rakesh

hi rakesh

Sorry for the late reply. Thank you and will try that.

hi rakesh

Sorry for the late reply. Thank you and will try that.

Hai Ravi,
What nice trees do you have more in India to show.

Regards Rakesh