Sugar Apple Tree Live Plant, Annona Squamosa Tropical Fruit Tree, Sweet Custard Apple Fruit, Exotic Edible Fruit Tree, 2 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot

Sugar Apple Tree – Live Tropical Fruit Plant, 2 Feet Tall, Ships in a 3-Gallon Pot

Grow your own delicious tropical fruit with this Sugar Apple live tree (Annona squamosa)! Also known as sweetsop, sugar apple is treasured for its uniquely segmented fruit and exceptionally sweet, custard-like flavor.

Closely related to cherimoya, sugar apple produces rounded fruits typically around baseball to softball size. The creamy pulp separates into individual segments, each containing a small black seed that separates easily from the flesh.

Plant Details

• Common name: Sugar Apple / Sweetsop

• Botanical name: Annona squamosa

• Plant type: Tropical fruit tree

• Plant height: Approximately 2 feet

• Shipping container: 3-gallon nursery pot

• Quantity: One live plant

Fruit Characteristics

• Typically baseball- to softball-sized fruit

• Sweet, rich, custard-like flavor

• Creamy pulp arranged in individual segments

• Small black seeds within the fruit segments

• Delicious fresh tropical fruit

Why You'll Love This Tree

• Produces an unusual and delicious tropical fruit

• Closely related to cherimoya

• Can be maintained at approximately 8–10 feet with suitable pruning

• A wonderful addition to a tropical home orchard or edible garden

Growing & Fruiting Information

Sugar apple trees may begin producing fruit as early as 1–2 years of age under favorable growing conditions. Actual fruiting time varies with plant maturity, climate, and care. Regular pruning can help maintain a manageable tree size.

Shipping & Plant Care Notes

• You will receive one live Sugar Apple tree, approximately 2 feet tall, shipped in a 3-gallon nursery pot.

• Natural variations in height, branching, and foliage are normal because each plant is unique.

• Some leaf drop or temporary stress may occur during shipping.

• Please unpack your plant promptly after delivery and allow it time to acclimate to its new environment.

Please Note: This is a young live tree, not a mature fruiting specimen. Flowering and fruit production are not guaranteed upon arrival.