Which soil is best suitable for growing custard apple?

Before planting custard apples, it is important to understand the and climate attributed they need to flourish. Custard apples grow best in sandy loam soils, but well-structured clay loams are also suitable. Although trees main feeder roots are relatively shallow, at least 1 m of well-drained soil without heavy clay or rock is needed to avoid root rot and ensure good tree performance. Plant the trees on mounds. If possible, avoid soils that have previously grown these crops: tomato, potato, egg plant, capsicum and ginger.