The rootstock is more vigorous than the M9 standard, exceeding its growth vigor by 10–20%. It is characterized by high productivity, which is 30–35% higher than that of M9 clones, and facilitates early fruit bearing in the 2nd–3rd year. Fruit quality when using this rootstock is comparable to the results of M9.
The plant possesses tolerance to Phytophthora and fire blight, with a resistance level close to Budagowski 9. The rootstock is prone to producing fewer root suckers and practically does not form burr knots on the surface. Good adaptation during transplanting and compatibility with a wide range of varieties have been noted.
It is used in intensive horticulture for creating multi-leader trees, working with low-vigor varieties, and cultivation in organic orchards.
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