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Cherimoya killer
Quote from: JF on October 25, 2017, 01:52:16 PMCherimoya killerThat's just the cherimoya genetics showing through, haha.
Quote from: fyliu on October 25, 2017, 01:58:13 PMQuote from: JF on October 25, 2017, 01:52:16 PMCherimoya killerThat's just the cherimoya genetics showing through, haha.Wrooong! 80% sugar apple
Cherimoya is a better root stock than atemoya. Here we grow cherimoya then cut them off to graft on atemoya. Cherimoya flavor can not overcome their poor pudding flesh. We don't like baby food texture.
In what climate Atemoya grow that Cherimoya doesn't?Doesn't Cherimoya grow in tropical climate too?
I personally prefer atemoya over cherimoya because of taste and texture. Cherimoyas are fillers for me. For the cherimoya expert, can I get the names for the varieties below? Got these from my neighbor and they were delicious. All from seedlings.
Cherimoya killersyou would be negligent if you don't grow these different anonas in Orange County they preform better here than south Florida
Quote from: 00christian00 on October 25, 2017, 01:38:18 PMIn what climate Atemoya grow that Cherimoya doesn't?Doesn't Cherimoya grow in tropical climate too?Atemoyas will grow and fruit in the tropics. Cherimoyas will not, except at high elevation tropics.Cherimoyas will not fruit or not fruit well in lowland tropics.You should grow what will fruit in your area, not what tastes best. Cherimoyas fruit better in California. Atemoyas will do better in S. Florida.