Custard apple trees, also known as Sugar-Apple, are native to the tropical regions of South and Central America. The fast-growing and evergreen tree produces a sweet and juicy fruit with an edible skin. Planting a custard apple tree is relatively easy, provided you understand the basic fundamentals of planting and caring for the tree. Here are the key steps to follow when planting a custard apple tree.
Start by selecting a suitable site. Custard apple trees need to receive full sunlight and require plenty of room to spread out. Avoid planting in windy, exposed areas and in soils that are waterlogged or prone to flooding. Once the ideal site is chosen, dig a
