MELA PRUSSIANA

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Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh. Apple · Fruit crops

also searched as: мела пруссиана

Variety description

10 August 2026

The tree is characterized by vigorous growth, reaching 5–6 meters in height, and forms a spreading crown. The leaves are simple, oval, with a dark green smooth upper side. The flowers are gathered in corymbs, consist of five white petals with pink veins, and have a pronounced fragrance.

The fruits are medium to large, weighing from 280 to 450 g, have a truncate-conical flattened shape and a short stalk. The skin is firm, yellow-green in color with a red blush. The flesh is light white, sweet, and has a melting texture.

The variety belongs to the autumn group: harvest begins at the end of September, and the fruits are ready for consumption from early October. The tree is characterized by high resistance to low temperatures and diseases, and tolerates minimal care well. The fruits are suitable for fresh consumption, and for making juices and jams.

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