The pulp may be eaten raw and tastes aromatic sweet, with a custard-like flavor; it is used also to prepare juices, jellies, and compotes. The sugar apple is consumed as a fresh dessert fruit, or used for preparing juice and ice cream.
Soil Nutrient Requirements
squamosa tolerates a wide variety of soils. It grows in rich, well-drained, deep rocky soils but prefers loose, sandy loams.
Sowing Method
In your seeding tray, plant the seeds two or three centimeters deep. They should be spaced one and a half centimeters apart. The plants should germinate within thirty days. Alternately, you could purchase a grafted sugar apple tree from a nursery.
Germination Time
14 Days
Watering
250 ml for 2 days
Sunlight
3 - 5 hours a day
Max Shelf Life
60 Months
Soil Type
Heavy Clay (80% Clay + 20% Sand)
Net Quantity
7 per packet
Additional Features
Care Instructions
In your seeding tray, plant the seeds two or three centimeters deep. They should be spaced one and a half centimeters apart. The plants should germinate within thirty days. Alternately, you could purchase a grafted sugar apple tree from a nursery.
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In your seeding tray, plant the seeds two or three centimeters deep. They should be spaced one and a half centimeters apart. The plants should germinate within thirty days. Alternately, you could purchase a grafted sugar apple tree from a nursery.