Growing Soursop tree indoors

Growing Soursop tree indoors in zone 6. How large do they get in pots, and what size pot to use? Can this be a successful venture?

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#1 Comment By Alisma On 12/04/2016 @ 1:53 pm

I am not sure whether soursops can be grown and produce fruit successfully in pots. Their mature size outdoors is 15-30 feet, and it is difficult to get them to fruit successfully even outdoors. In a pot, it may be possible to keep the tree to a small size by continually pruning it back, but the tree would probably be unhealthy and unlikely to produce fruit.

#2 Comment By Gringalina On 06/25/2020 @ 5:21 pm

Yes! Soursops can be grown in pots. I have one grown in a 20 litre water bottle and it took just a little over than two years to start flowering and now has its first fruit. It's the size of a medium apple right now and continues growing everyday. Just make sure it is well irrigated and well fertilized (10-10-10). Mine loves to get her leaves wet, I've noticed too.My tree is only 6 feet tall, just so you know.

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