I do agree with Harry that Ilama does not have as much pulp as a Cherimoya due to the large seeds. They are also inconsistent bearers and the fruit quality can vary from year to year, but for several years, my Genova Red produced large incredible tasting fruits, up to 2 lbs. Maybe it’s not a tree for everybody and I can’t say I would grow another one due to the productivity problems it had even when I hand pollinated it, but it’s near the top of my annona list as far as an excellent tasting annona. Regarding Cherimoyas, they are very nice fruits when properly harvested, but I have purchased them dozens of times at grocery stores, farmers markets and have even had then fresh from the groves in Calif, paying big bucks at times and I stand to my guns when saying that there are better Annonas out there....