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== Growing == Atemoya combines cherimoya and sugar-apple traits and is grown in warm subtropical and tropical climates. Give it excellent drainage, regular moisture during growth, and hand-pollinate when local insects or weather limit fruit set. The hybrid performs best in warm sites with a distinct but not severe seasonal rhythm. It needs drainage and steady moisture but not a permanently wet root zone. Prune after harvest to keep the canopy open and to produce manageable new fruiting wood. === Soil === Well-drained soil with organic matter; avoid prolonged wetness. === Sun and humidity === Full sun; shelter from strong wind. Native habitat and airflow matter as much as light intensity; avoid enclosing humid foliage without ventilation. === Seasonal changes === Flowering follows a warm flush and can be manipulated by pruning and irrigation. In seasonal climates, flowering may occur during the dry-to-wet transition, with fruit maturing during the warm rainy period. Protect developing fruit from prolonged cold and excessive wet weather.
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