Oct 4, 2023 · My perfect Anona would be one with all the superior cherimoya flavors but the texture of a atemoya or firm sweetsop. It took me some years to get past that bit of atemoya aftertaste that reminds a little of rubber, lol. I think it comes from the sweetsop genes and i still taste this in any hybrids. I grow mostly atemoya now.

Sep 21, 2024 · Ilama 24 varieties for sale-updated with rare atemoyas /annonas. I have atleast 24 varieties seedlings of annona diversifolia /ilama 100 dollars, same as Anderson tropicals and rauls varities,two annona herzogii 3 to 4 foot tall for sale.

Apr 19, 2017 · Ilama and Atemoya identifications are already confused in California as it is without this issue. I am curious to know what happened to the other varieties (Gramajo, Imery, Nilito, Roman and Efrain). They have not been mentioned on the forum.

Let's start with Lisa Atemoya, a fantastic hybrid fruit known for its pink delectable berry flavor and creamy texture. Next up is Gefner Atemoya, another remarkable cultivar that boasts a...

Apr 5, 2025 · Time to learn all about the Atemoya, where it comes from and where it grows, what the nutritional benefits are, how to tell when it’s ripe, how to eat it, and what it tastes like. On to the information!

Indigenous in the mountains and foothills of southwestern Mexico, Guatemala, and Salvador. The ilama may be termed the cherimoya of the lowlands. The cherimoya does not succeed in the tropics unless grown at elevations of 4000 to 6000 feet, where the climate is cool.

The botanical genus Annona contains dozens of other fruit tree species: cherimoya (A. cherimola), custard apple (A. reticulata), pond apple (A. glabra), and ilama (A. diversifolia), to name a few. Cross-pollinating A. squamosa and A. cherimola produces a …

Provides homeowners with an expanded and reorganized basic reference for growing atemoya in the home landscape. Tables include information on cultural practices by month, fertilizer program, and flowering behavior.

Feb 29, 2012 · "The Ilama-Genova Red controversy came from a book called "Cornucopia II". The author, Steve Facciola, misidentified Genova Red. It is actually an Atemoya (1/2 Cherimoya and 1/2 Sugar Apple.)

Florida is the perfect climate for growing Atemoya trees. This sweet and juicy fruit is a cross between a sugar apple (Annona squamosa) and a cherimoya (Annona cherimola), and it thrives in Florida soils and weather. Here’s what you need to know to add an Atemoya tree to your fruit garden. Recommended Products For Growing Atemoya.