Prunus salicina Lindl. Japanese plum · Fruit crops · bred by David W. Cain, Terry A. Bacon, Sun World International, LLC
also searched as: суплумтиртеигхт
10 August 2026
The tree of this variety is characterized by vigorous growth, a spreading or upright crown shape, and high productivity. The variety is self-incompatible and requires cross-pollination; flowering occurs early compared to a number of other varieties.
Fruits are large, have smooth black skin and juicy amber-colored flesh; sugar content is approximately 15° Brix. The variety belongs to the very early category, ripening approximately 10 days earlier than the Red Beaut variety.
For normal development, the tree requires about 300 hours of winter chilling at temperatures of 7.2°C and below. Under commercial cultivation conditions, the variety requires standard disease and pest control programs.
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