Cacak

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Prunus domestica L. European plum · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The varieties of this group were obtained using methods of clonal selection, hybridization, and radiation mutagenesis. The breeding program focused on creating trees resistant to Plum pox virus, fungal diseases, and possessing high winter hardiness. Well-known representatives of the series are «Чачакская ранняя», «Чачакская лепотика», «Чачакская родная», and «Чачакская наилучшая».

Trees are predominantly of medium vigor, often forming compact crowns. The fruits are characterized by large size, attractive appearance, intense waxy bloom, and firm juicy flesh with a good balance of sugar and acid. In most varieties, the stone separates well. The harvest is suitable for both fresh consumption and for drying, processing into compotes, jams, or brandy.

Although some varieties from this group are self-fertile, planting pollinator varieties that bloom at similar times is recommended to achieve maximum productivity.

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