IFG Cher-two
ActivePrunus avium (L.) L. · Sweet cherry
David W.Cain
10 August 2026
The variety was obtained by crossing Schneiders Spate Knorpel and Rube. The tree has a medium-sized, compact crown of a rounded or spherical shape. The fruit ripening period occurs in the middle to the second half of July.
The fruits are large, weighing 9-12 g, with a broad heart-shaped or conical shape. The skin is dark burgundy, almost black. The flesh is dark red, firm, cartilaginous, and juicy, with a sweet taste. The variety is distinguished by high transportability and fruits capable of detaching from the peduncle under certain conditions.
The plant is frost-resistant and disease-resistant. The variety requires pollinators that bloom at the same time, among which Bianca, Sam, and Alma are recommended.
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