10 August 2026
The rootstock has low vigor, which allows for the containment of scion vegetative activity. Trees grafted onto it are characterized by precocity and high yield. The plant demonstrates good adaptation to various soil types.
Compared to its predecessor Weiroot 72, this rootstock has improved root system characteristics and better rooting. The object is suitable for use in intensive stone fruit cultivation systems.
2 jurisdictions
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Nearby in the species list VSL 1, VSL 2, VSV 1, VSV 1.1, VVA 1, W 158, WanClo, Weiroot 154, WEIROOT 158, Weiroot 72, Weito T 6, Yellow sun, Yumir, Zanzi sun, Zwarte Mirabel