Soursop seeds

GRAVIOLA or SOURSOP SEEDS  (CANCER CURE FRUIT PLANTATION SEEDS) Start to grow Graviola Tree at your garden, seed would be available for 100 Nos and literature for planting process of Graviola nursery / tree and further short literature of remedy to cure cancer.  Please go through the literatures.  further details contact bondgalaxy - chennai Mob Literatures: The ‘sour sop’ or the fruit of  Graviola  is a miraculous remedy cancer cells, which is 

GRAVIOLA/SOURSOP SEEDS Rs. seeds SOURSOP/GRAVIOLA SEEDS RS. SEEDS                      It is sweet and sour fruit known as the icecream of nature.                      Can be cultivated

Graviola Soursop Tree Seeds with Germination / Sprouting / Nursery Bags  [The nursery bags with this listing are just for sprout or germinate the seeds, not for growing...] The  leaves, stem and fruit of this nature's  one of the most precious plant has gained attention and popularity due to its natural cancer cell killing properties. Apart from its said anti- cancer properties, it has several other medical benefits. Soursop leaves are the most beneficial parts of this tree. They have the Acetoginin containing compounds namely bulatacin, asimisin and squamosin. Scientific research conducted by The National Cancer Institute of  United States has proved that Soursop leaves can effectively attack and destroy cancer cells. In addition to this, they are also used

Annona Species -  Rarest Combo Seed Pack of Precious Fruit Tree Seeds for Growing 1. Annona Muricata, Graviola or Soursop Tree  Seeds 2. Annona Reticulata, Bullock Heart or Red Custard Apple Tree  Seeds 3. Annona Squamosa, Sugar or Custard Apple Tree  Seeds    

Annona Squamosa,  Sweetsop,    Sugar or Custard  Apple Sharifa / Sitaphal  Tree Seeds for Growing Sweetsop or Annona Squamosa is a small, well-branched tree  from the family Annonaceae that bears edible fruits commonly called Sugar Apples.  Its a small branched tree almost 3-6 meters tall very similar to Soursop (Annona Muricata) with a broad, open crown or irregularly spreading branches. The fruit of Annona Squamosa has delicious whitish pulp, and is popular