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Discover the rewarding process of growing a Sitafal tree from seed. Learn about seed preparation, germination, planting, and care. Note: Patience is essential, as it can take several years for the tree to bear fruit

Germination: Take a paper towel and wet it so it's damp but not soaking. Place your custard apple seeds on the paper towel and fold it over them. Place this in a plastic bag, but leave it slightly open for airflow.

Store: Store the bag in a warm, dark place. It usually takes 15-20 days for the seeds to germinate, but it can take longer. Check the bag every few days to make sure the paper towel is still damp, and to check for sprouts.

Transplanting: Once the seeds have sprouted, they're ready to be planted in soil. Choose a pot with good drainage. Fill it with a mix of potting soil and compost. Make a small hole in the center, place your sprouted seed in it, and gently cover it with soil.

Care: Water the plant regularly, but don't let the soil become waterlogged. Keep the pot in a location that gets plenty of sunlight. As the plant grows, it may need staking to support the branches.

Fertilizer: When the plant starts to grow vigorously, you can begin to apply a balanced fertilizer every couple of weeks during the growing season.

Remember, patience is key when growing plants from seed. It can take several years for a custard apple tree to bear fruit.