Soursop
- Product number: 329880
- Origin: Tropical America
- Latin: Soursop
A very well-known tropical fruit tree. All parts of the tree are used medicinally. All applications are listed online: impressive! The leaves are quite large, glossy, and lanceolate. The white flowers emerge directly from the trunk or branches, from which impressive fruits (up to 30 cm long) grow, light green and covered with decorative spines. The whitish pulp is juicy and tart: delicious in, for example, ice cream and soft drinks. Whether the plant (a houseplant with us, which can go outside in summer) bears fruit here is unknown to me, but the adventure is worth it!
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Latin: Annona muricata
Dutch: Zuurzak
Also known as: Guanabana or Graviola
English: Soursop, Prickly Custard Apple, Brazilian Pawpaw
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- Flower colour: White flowers growing from the trunk or branches
- Origin: Tropical America
- Average growth height: More than 200 cm
- Annual or perennial: Perennial
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- Winter hardy: Not frost hardy
- Ease of cultivation: Advanced
- Latin: Soursop
- Dutch: Soursop
- Also known as: Guanabana or Soursop
- English: Soursop, Prickly Custard Apple, Brazilian Pawpaw
