Apple (Malus domestica) CHOPIN

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Specifications | |
Height at sale | 160cm |
Pot | 5L |
Rootstock | M26 |
Sell as | 2 year old |
Ripening time | September/October |
- Stock: Preparing
- Model: Malus domestica
The 'Chopin' apple tree is a modern winter apple variety from Poland. This variety is known for its disease resistance, excellent storability and attractive fruit. Growers value 'Chopin' for its reliable yield, high fruit quality and low disease control requirements.
The 'Chopin' apple tree grows moderately to vigorously, forming a broad, moderately dense crown. This variety is suitable for growing on a variety of rootstocks, with the M26 rootstock providing reduced growth, high fertility and early onset of fruiting. The apple tree is easy to shape and adapts well to different growing conditions.
The fruit of 'Chopin' is large to very large, spherical to slightly flattened. The skin has a basic pale yellow colour, which is overlaid with a fine red cheek. The surface of the fruit is smooth and glossy, giving it an attractive appearance. The flesh is creamy, firm, juicy and aromatic. The flavour is harmonious, slightly sweet with a fresh acidity, which makes the fruit ideal for eating and processing.
Maturity: late September to early October.
Ripe for consumption: November to March.
Shelf life: Excellent, the fruit retains its firmness and flavour throughout the winter.
Growing conditions
The 'Chopin' apple tree is best grown in a sunny position in good, permeable, humic soil with a neutral to slightly acid pH reaction. This variety is very hardy, including frost hardiness, and is suitable for growing in harsher climates.
The variety 'Chopin' is distinguished by its high resistance to scab and powdery mildew, reducing the need for chemical protection. This characteristic is particularly valued among organic growers.
Chopin' is partially self-pollinating, but planting near pollinators such as 'Golden Delicious', 'Idared' or 'Jonagold' is recommended to ensure a high yield.
Chopin' is ideal for direct consumption due to its delicious flavour. They are also suitable for processing into juices, purees, compotes and desserts.
Chopin is an ideal variety for organic gardeners and demanding growers looking for a variety with high fruit quality, long shelf life and low protection requirements. This modern variety combines aesthetic fruit appearance, excellent flavour and ease of cultivation, making it suitable for a variety of growing conditions.