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Custard Apple – VNR Madhur > Characteristics
Custard Apple – VNR Madhur > Botanical Classification
- Kingdom: Plantae
- Family: Annonaceae
- Genus: Annona
- Botanical name: Annona Squamosa
- Native: Indian Subcontinent, adjoining regions of Southeast Asia, China and Queensland
Custard Apple – VNR Madhur > Physical Features
- Mature fruits weight – 300 gm- 900 gm
- Large, flat eyes
- The creamy white color flesh is juicy
- Sweetness / TSS – 22-24%
- Pulp percentage – 64-65 %
- Soft pulp (Less grains)
- Seed percentage – 4 -5 %
- Skin Percentage – 25-30%
- Small seed
- Fruiting 3rd year
Custard Apple – VNR Madhur >Health Benefits
- Custard Apple is high in potassium and magnesium that protects the heart from Cardiac disease.
- It contains antioxidants like Vitamin C, which helps to fight free radicals in our body.
- It contains annonaceous acetogenin compound that are found to have anti-cancer, anti-malarial and deworming properties.
- Fruit is high in magnesium which removes acids from the joints that help to reduces the chances of arthritis.
Custard Apple – VNR Madhur > Package of Practices
Plant Transplanting in Field
Unwanted Foliage Removal
Bruising in Fruits
Bagging of Fruits
Fruit Maturity Inspection
Fruiting in Single Trellis System (SLT)
Presentation Sitaphal Mahasangh Webinar-25September2020
“Experiences of Custard Apple Cultivation“
Presentation by Mr. Vimal Chawda
Major topics covered are:
- Annona Classification
- Nutritional Value – Raw Custard Apple
- Package of Practices –
- Spacing
- Orientation
- Canopy Management
- Single Leader Trellis (SLT) in custard apple
- Branch Pruning
- Training
- Pollination
- Fruit Thinning
- Flowering
- Fertilizer & FYM Application
- Protection against sun burn
- Organic Mulching
- Plastic Mulch Installation
- Disadvantages of dense canopy
- Fruit Brushing and Bruising
- Bagging in Custard apple
- Fruit growth, weight and harvesting
- Pest & Disease Management
- Fertigation
- Importance of Quality Planting Material
Presentation Sitaphal Mahasangh Webinar-25September2020
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