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Height & Growth
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Strong grower
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Tree crown
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Well-developed dome-shaped crown, broad overhanging branches, medium-density crown
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Flowering
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Leafing moderately late and relatively late blooming. The male flowers do not flower completely simultaneously with the female. Catkins first,
then female flowers. Therefore, the yield can be increased by cross-fertilization. As spring development starts much later compared to other varieties, no frost
damage is observed in the young shoots.
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Flowering type
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Protandrous
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Self fertile
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Partially
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Pollination
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Best pollinator - Dryanovo
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Terminal or Lateral
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lateral
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Fruiting
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Early, 2-3 years after planting, regular good cropping
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Fruit
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Medium to large (12.5 gr.), oblong-elliptical
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Shell & pericarp
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Yellow to cinnamon-brown, strikingly aromatic and sweet, fills the shell very well, easy cracking thin shell, shells easily, excellent
taste.
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Kernel
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Mid September 15-20th
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Harvest
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High fat content of 72% percent
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Oil content
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56%
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Kernel %
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Very good winter frost resistance, high resistance to low temperatures, ideal for areas with low winter temperatures
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Frost susceptibility
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Late frost
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Drought resistance
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Resistant
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Sensitivity to
bacterial blight and anthracnose
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Practically resistant to bacterial blight, a little susceptible to anthracnose
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