Pond Apple Live Plant, Annona glabra Tree, Cây Bình Bát, Tropical Fruit Tree, Flood Tolerant Tree, 1–2 Feet Tall, 6-Inch Pot

Pond Apple Live Plant – Annona glabra / Cây Bình Bát

Add an unusual tropical tree to your plant collection with this Pond Apple (Annona glabra), also known as Cây Bình Bát. This species is especially interesting for its ability to tolerate wet and flood-prone growing conditions.

Pond Apple is also being explored as a potentially useful flood-tolerant rootstock for commercial Annona species, making it an interesting choice for tropical fruit tree collectors and gardeners.

🌿 Plant Details

• Common name: Pond Apple

• Vietnamese name: Cây Bình Bát

• Botanical name: Annona glabra

• Quantity: 1 live plant

• Plant height: Approximately 1–2 feet

• Shipping pot: 6-inch nursery pot

• Plant type: Tropical fruit tree

• Notable characteristic: High tolerance to flooding

🍈 Fruit Information

Pond Apple produces conical fruits that can grow up to approximately 5 inches long. The fruit has smooth, rich-yellow skin and salmon-yellow pulp arranged in dry segments.

Its flavor is generally described as musky, subacid, and resinous. Although the fruit is not considered especially desirable for fresh eating, some fruits may reach edible quality. Cooking the fruit by boiling can make it somewhat more palatable, and the pulp can also be used to prepare jelly.

Important: Pond Apple seeds are NOT edible. Do not consume the seeds.

🌳 A Distinctive Tropical Tree

• Notable for its strong flood tolerance.

• Interesting for tropical and botanical plant collections.

• Has potential as a flood-tolerant rootstock for certain commercial Annona species.

• A distinctive addition to a collection of unusual tropical fruit trees.

📦 Shipping Information

You will receive one live Pond Apple plant, approximately 1–2 feet tall, shipped in a 6-inch nursery pot.

Living plants naturally vary in foliage, branching, and overall shape. Please unpack your plant promptly after delivery and allow it time to adjust to its new environment. Some temporary shipping stress may occur during transit.