Cherimoya Trees
Annona cherimola
Cherimoya trees produce fruits that are conical to heart-shaped. These fruits are renowned for their delicious creamy white flesh which has hints of banana, papaya, peach, pineapple and strawberry. The fruits have a green skin that have the appearance of overlapping warty scales. Matures fruits turn brown with a fissured surface. The white flesh is segmented and contains numerous hard brown to black inedible seeds that are 1/2in long and wide. In its native regions the fruit is usually eaten served chilled and is frequently used in desserts.
| Cherimoya Trees | |
|---|---|
Plant Type |
Tropical Fruit |
Evergreen/Deciduous |
Semi-evergreen |
Tree Size/Habit |
Rounded canopy to 25 - 30 feet |
Fruit Shape/Size |
Conical 4 – 8 inches long, 4 inches wide |
Fruit Flavor |
Aromatic, juicy, sub-acid, sweet, blend of tropical flavors |
Skin Color When Ripe |
Greenish-brown |
Fruit Use |
Fresh eating, smoothies |
Fruit Season |
October to May |
Light Needs |
Full sun |
Water Needs |
Regular water |
USDA Zone |
9b - 11 |
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