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The Sugar Apple is one of the four Apple-Type plants added to the game. Because of this, if the player collects a golden Sugar Apple, it will award the "God apple!" badge.

Because of this, if the player collects a golden Sugar Apple, it will award the "God apple!" badge.

The Sugar Apple is based off Annona Squamosa.

The Sugar Apple also has a 1% chance to become ripe, which makes it turn a purplish color cosmetically and does not change the sell price.

The Sugar Apple is the 6th most expensive crop at Sheckle 25,000,000, below Burning Bud, Giant Pinecone, Elder Strawberry, Romanesco and Moon Mango.

With most mutations, it adds a gradient to the apple.

The Sugar Apple is the only fruit that can turn ripe.

The Sugar Apple is the first prismatic fruit to be used on the Roblox thumbnails of Grow A Garden.

The Sugar Apple is one of the 9 prismatic seeds along with Beanstalk, Ember Lily, Burning Bud, Giant Pinecone, Romanesco ,Elder Strawberry, Elephant Ears, Tranquil Bloom and Wispwing.

On July 18th, the Sugar Apple was in stock four times within the same five and a half hours, three of those times being within the same hour and a half. The chances of this happening, using the stock rate, is around 0.0000000108% chance (1/9.24 billion) for the four Sugar Apples, and around 0.00000373% chance (1/26.7 million) for the three Sugar Apples. To put that into perspective, players would have a better chance of winning 30 lotteries in the U.S. then having this rare four Sugar Apple stock happen again.

The appearance of the tree is slim & vine-like, akin to Grapes or Peppers. The ends of the stems that hold the fruit have a lamp-like shape, where the Sugar Apple fruit grows. The appearance of the fruit is a partly elongated oval shape, with a gradient from a green bottom to a yellow top, along with a bumpy surface akin to a pinecone. It has a brown stem and a leaf, resembling that of a "Teachers Apple". The Sugar Apple also uses the Weld surface, while most other crops use the Stud surface. The Average Sugar Apple has 8 crops when normal size.