Prunus salicina Lindl. Japanese plum · Fruit crops · bred by David W. Cain Terry A. Bacon
also searched as: суплумтиртисикс
10 August 2026
The tree has medium growth vigor with an upright crown habit. Fruiting occurs on both one-year-old shoots and spurs; productivity is high and stable. For better pollination, proximity to other plum varieties flowering in the same period is recommended.
The fruits have an average diameter of about 70 mm and an average weight of about 170 g, often with a pronounced protruding tip. The flesh is juicy, and its taste profile resembles a fresh apple. The variety is intended for fresh consumption.
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