This is a tropical tree as you probably know already and it requires a tropical climate and conditions, it will get big.
Are you planning on planting it in a container? If so it may be advisable to take it in during the winter, it cannot handle the cold you have there in S Ontario.
no i don't know anything about the fruit. i seen it in a flyer, looked it up and i seen it was good for cancer people, of which i m one, if it too messy and cumbersome, i will just get it at a grocery store. i have started growing things from scraps like celery , but i do not have much room, if i can grow it like an avacado that would be great.
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Hi Sharon,
This is a tropical tree as you probably know already and it requires a tropical climate and conditions, it will get big.
Are you planning on planting it in a container? If so it may be advisable to take it in during the winter, it cannot handle the cold you have there in S Ontario.
Hope this link help you. Best
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/long-grow-soursop-84375.html
What is soursop?