Grafted custard apple tree(Annona reticulata) live plant 2’-3’ feet tall
The grafted custard apple tree, scientifically known as Annona reticulata, is a tropical fruit tree prized for its early fruiting, creamy-textured fruit, and reliable production. Commonly referred to as bullock’s heart or sugar apple in some regions, the custard apple is part of the Annonaceae family and shares lineage with other tropical fruits like cherimoya, soursop, and atemoya. When propagated through grafting, the custard apple tree begins to bear fruit faster, often within 2 to 3 years, and consistently produces high-quality fruit identical to the parent plant.