Hájek’s gelbe Muskat-Renette

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Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh. Apple · Fruit crops

also searched as: хайек с гелбе мускат ренетте

Variety description

10 August 2026

The tree is vigorous, reaching 6–8 meters in height, with a broad spherical crown that becomes dense and drooping with age. The variety is precocious, entering into fruit-bearing in the 4–5th year, and is characterized by regular yields, but the trees age quickly over time.

The fruits are small, spherical or slightly flattened, with firm rough skin of a yellowish color and a possible orange blush. The flesh is yellowish, tender, very juicy, sweet-sour, aromatic, with a pronounced nutmeg flavor.

A winter variety, the harvest is collected in mid-October, consumer maturity lasts from October to December, the fruits store until January–May under conditions of high humidity. The variety is undemanding, adapts to altitudes up to 600 meters, prefers nutritious moderately moist soils, possesses average resistance to powdery mildew and low resistance to apple tree canker.

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