Annona spraguei is an ultra-rare species of Annona native to the rainforests of Panama and Colombia. This unique tree produces small, fist-sized fruits with sweet, edible pulp. What sets this species apart is the fruit’s unusual appearance—covered in soft, hair-like projections reminiscent of a rambutan—giving it a striking, ornamental quality that makes it especially appealing to collectors and tropical fruit enthusiasts.
In addition to its exotic looks, Annona spraguei is valued for its fast growth and early fruiting potential. It is reported that trees can begin producing fruit in as little as 2–3 years from seed under ideal conditions. This combination of rarity, beauty, and productivity makes it a highly sought-after addition to rare fruit collections.
Seeds are from a cultivated tree and are shipped in packs of 1, in humid vermiculite.
Annona spraguei is an ultra-rare species of Annona native to the rainforests of Panama and Colombia. This unique tree produces small, fist-sized fruits with sweet, edible pulp. What sets this species apart is the fruit’s unusual appearance—covered in soft, hair-like projections reminiscent of a rambutan—giving it a striking, ornamental quality that makes it especially appealing to collectors and tropical fruit enthusiasts.
In addition to its exotic looks, Annona spraguei is valued for its fast growth and early fruiting potential. It is reported that trees can begin producing fruit in as little as 2–3 years from seed under ideal conditions. This combination of rarity, beauty, and productivity makes it a highly sought-after addition to rare fruit collections.
Seeds are from a cultivated tree and are shipped in packs of 1, in humid vermiculite.
