CUSTARD APPLE SEEDS

Custard apple seeds

• Around the core of the custard apple, there will be a cluster of small, dark seeds.
• Use a fork or your fingers to remove these seeds.
• The seeds have a kernel that can be toxic if consumed.
• To propagate and grow a custard apple tree from seeds, cut open the fruit, remove the seeds, and wait one week before planting.
• Soaking the seeds can help them germinate faster.