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Annona Quinduensis
₹880.00Current price is: ₹880.00. Original price was: ₹1,260.00.
? Shop Buy Annona quinduensis – The Rare “Guanabana de Monte” from the Andes! ?
Also known as Cimarron, Quindiu Custard Apple, or Raimondia quinduensis – this ultra-rare Annona is a collector’s dream! Hailing from the cloud forests of Colombia and Ecuador, this exotic tree produces large, banana-shaped fruits with a flavor reminiscent of mango ?✨
? Why it’s so special:
Exquisite fruit taste – sweet, aromatic, mango-like pulp ?
Unique flowers – cream outside, RED inside! ?
Ultra-rare – hardly cultivated, sought after by collectors
High-altitude adaptability – grows up to 2000m! ⛰️
Medicinal uses – traditional remedy in Ecuador
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? Annona quinduensis – The Hidden Gem of the Andes Cloud Forests!
Hey there, rare fruit collector! ? Have you ever dreamed of growing something that almost no one else has? Something that will make other plant lovers say “WHERE did you get THAT?!” Meet Annona quinduensis – the crown jewel of the Annona family! ?✨
? What is Annona quinduensis?
Discovered and named by botanist Carl Sigismund Kunth in 1821, this species takes its name from Quindío, Colombia – a stunning coffee-growing region in the Andes mountains . It’s a tree that grows primarily in the wet tropical forests of Colombia and Ecuador, reaching altitudes of up to 2000 meters (6,500 feet)! ⛰️
But wait – this plant has a fascinating taxonomic history! It was originally placed in its own genus called Raimondia, but modern science now classifies it under Annona – making it a cousin of soursop, cherimoya, and custard apple!
? The Most Beautiful Flowers in the Annona Family?
YES! Unlike the greenish-yellow flowers of most Annonas, Annona quinduensis produces show-stopping cream or yellow flowers on the outside that reveal brilliant RED on the inside! Imagine that pop of color in your garden! And the fragrance? Strong and intoxicating – pollinators (and humans) can’t resist! ??
? The Fruit – A Taste of the Clouds!
The fruit is where this plant truly shines:
Size – 12-20 cm (6-8 inches) in diameter – nice and substantial!
Shape – Globose to ovoid, sometimes banana-shaped ?
Skin – Green, turning yellow when ripe, with a felt-like texture
Pulp – Yellow or orange, sweet and aromatic
Taste – According to growers, it’s similar to MANGO in scent, appearance, and taste! ?
Yes, you read that correctly – MANGO! But this is an Annona, so you get that creamy, custard-like texture too. The best of both worlds! ?
? Traditional & Medicinal Uses:
In Ecuador, the pulp isn’t just eaten fresh – it’s:
Strained for juice – a refreshing beverage ?
Used as a folk remedy – traditional medicine applications
Eaten raw – straight from the tree!
The wood is also used locally for fence posts – though we think it’s too special for that! ?
? Why Collectors Go Crazy for This Plant:
EXTREMELY RARE – hardly cultivated anywhere in the world!
Unique flowers – red interior is UNIQUE among Annonas ?
Mango-flavored fruit – but it’s an Annona! Mind-blowing! ?
High-altitude adaptability – grows where other tropicals struggle
Conversation starter – “You have a WHAT?!”
✨ Why Our Customers Love This Plant:
Over 30% Off – rare genetics at a rare price! ?
Fast Shipping – viable seeds & healthy plants ??
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? How to Grow Your Annona quinduensis:
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| ☀️ Sunlight | Full sun to partial shade |
| ? Water | Moderate – keep soil consistently moist |
| ?️ Climate | Tropical/Subtropical – adapts to higher altitudes! |
| ? Altitude | Up to 2000m (6,500ft) – unusual for Annonas! ⛰️ |
| Soil | Well-draining, rich in organic matter |
| Pot size | 15-20 gallons minimum for mature tree |
| Time to fruit | 1-3 years from grafted plant, 3-5 years from seed |
| USDA Zone | 9b-11 (with protection in cooler areas) |
?️ How to Enjoy Your Annona quinduensis Fruit:
Fresh & chilled – scoop out the pulp and enjoy! ?
Juice – strain and drink as a refreshing beverage ?
Smoothies – adds amazing tropical flavor ?
Desserts – use like cherimoya in ice creams and puddings ?
Straight off the tree – the best way! ?
Click “Buy Now” and join the exclusive club of Annona quinduensis growers! ??✨
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