Sprague’s Custard Apple Live Plant (Annona spraguei)

The plant species Annona spraguei belongs to the Annonaceae family. The Panama and Columbian rainforests are home to this extremely rare Annona. The tree produces tiny, palatable fruits with a sweet, soft texture. The fruits resemble a rambutan in that they have noticeable hair-like characteristics. Compared to most Annona, these seeds are substantially smaller. It is a great fruit tree for tropical climates. To produce fruit from seeds, the plant needs two to three years.

Common Name: Sprague’s Custard Apple

Botanical Name: Annona spraguei

Bloom Time/Fruiting: 2 to 3 Years

Maintenance Required: Moderate