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Bellfarm® Soursop
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Explore Bellfarm® Soursop Seeds, offering a taste of tropical delight. Choose from 5 to 100 seeds for cultivating this exotic fruit, known for its sweet flavor and therapeutic properties. Thrives in warm climates and fertile soil, making it a valuable addition to any garden.
🌱 Bellfarm® Soursop Seeds: Discover the essence of tropical delight with Bellfarm® Soursop Seeds, meticulously sourced and curated by our expert team. Choose from a selection of 5, 10, 50, or 100 seeds to begin your journey into cultivating this exotic fruit.
🌱 Fruit Characteristics : Delve into the exquisite characteristics of the Soursop fruit, boasting a polyembryonic nature with numerous small segments, each enfolding a glistening black seed. Its oval-shaped form spans 5-10cm (2''-4''), showcasing a smooth, yellow-green skin veiled in a delicate white powdery layer. Unripe fruits exhibit a vibrant green hue, transitioning to a light green-yellow when ripe. The flavor profile is a subtle sweetness, reminiscent of buttery yellow or milk-white custard, emanating a delightful aroma. Flowering in the months of May to June heralds a bountiful fruiting period from June to November.
🌱 Adaptability: Embrace the adaptability of the Soursop variety, thriving in sun-kissed, warm, and humid climates while shunning cold environments. It flourishes in deep, fertile sandy loam soil with excellent drainage capabilities, ensuring optimal growth and fruit development.
🌱 Uses: Beyond its culinary allure, Soursop is a treasure trove of benefits. Indulge in its edible fruits, known for their therapeutic properties in treating ulcers, alleviating swellings, and boosting spleen health. Rich in protein, fats, and sugars, its seeds are a source of nourishing oils. The fibrous bark finds utility in papermaking, while the roots hold medicinal value, combating acute dysentery, uplifting spirits, and addressing spinal bone ailments. Elevate your landscape with the ornamental charm of Soursop, suitable for tropical fruit tree cultivation and enhancing garden aesthetics with its singular or clustered plantings.
🌱 Planting Instructions: Embark on successful cultivation with strategic measures. Prior to sowing, immerse the seeds in a 200ppm gibberellin solution for 24-36 hours to stimulate early germination. Create nutrient-rich seedbeds using fertile sandy loam soil enriched with well-decomposed organic matter. Configure ridges with optimal width for seamless field operations. Opt for either broadcasting or row sowing, with a recommended seeding rate of 7-8 kilograms per acre. After sowing, cover the seeds with a fine layer of sand or soil, lightly compact, thoroughly water, and shield with grass or plastic film for moisture retention. Post-germination, unveil the seedlings to prevent bending, and meticulously manage water and nutrient supply during the critical seedling phase. Initiate a fertilization regimen upon the emergence of 6-8 leaves to foster robust seedling growth and ensure a thriving Soursop harvest.
Specification:
🌱 Quantity: 5, 10, 50, 100 Seeds.
🌱 Leaves Color: Green.
🌱 Seeds Quality: Premium.
🌱 Bellfarm® Soursop Seeds: Discover the essence of tropical delight with Bellfarm® Soursop Seeds, meticulously sourced and curated by our expert team. Choose from a selection of 5, 10, 50, or 100 seeds to begin your journey into cultivating this exotic fruit.
🌱 Fruit Characteristics : Delve into the exquisite characteristics of the Soursop fruit, boasting a polyembryonic nature with numerous small segments, each enfolding a glistening black seed. Its oval-shaped form spans 5-10cm (2''-4''), showcasing a smooth, yellow-green skin veiled in a delicate white powdery layer. Unripe fruits exhibit a vibrant green hue, transitioning to a light green-yellow when ripe. The flavor profile is a subtle sweetness, reminiscent of buttery yellow or milk-white custard, emanating a delightful aroma. Flowering in the months of May to June heralds a bountiful fruiting period from June to November.
🌱 Adaptability: Embrace the adaptability of the Soursop variety, thriving in sun-kissed, warm, and humid climates while shunning cold environments. It flourishes in deep, fertile sandy loam soil with excellent drainage capabilities, ensuring optimal growth and fruit development.
🌱 Uses: Beyond its culinary allure, Soursop is a treasure trove of benefits. Indulge in its edible fruits, known for their therapeutic properties in treating ulcers, alleviating swellings, and boosting spleen health. Rich in protein, fats, and sugars, its seeds are a source of nourishing oils. The fibrous bark finds utility in papermaking, while the roots hold medicinal value, combating acute dysentery, uplifting spirits, and addressing spinal bone ailments. Elevate your landscape with the ornamental charm of Soursop, suitable for tropical fruit tree cultivation and enhancing garden aesthetics with its singular or clustered plantings.
🌱 Planting Instructions: Embark on successful cultivation with strategic measures. Prior to sowing, immerse the seeds in a 200ppm gibberellin solution for 24-36 hours to stimulate early germination. Create nutrient-rich seedbeds using fertile sandy loam soil enriched with well-decomposed organic matter. Configure ridges with optimal width for seamless field operations. Opt for either broadcasting or row sowing, with a recommended seeding rate of 7-8 kilograms per acre. After sowing, cover the seeds with a fine layer of sand or soil, lightly compact, thoroughly water, and shield with grass or plastic film for moisture retention. Post-germination, unveil the seedlings to prevent bending, and meticulously manage water and nutrient supply during the critical seedling phase. Initiate a fertilization regimen upon the emergence of 6-8 leaves to foster robust seedling growth and ensure a thriving Soursop harvest.
Specification:
🌱 Quantity: 5, 10, 50, 100 Seeds.
🌱 Leaves Color: Green.
🌱 Seeds Quality: Premium.
