by Ethan Tuning | Feb 28, 2019
Pajam 2 produces a tree that is approximately 35/40% the size of standard seedling. Trees grown on Pajam 2 do require support. While the root system is stronger than M9-337, it is not quite as strong as Nic®29. This rootstock is slightly more vigorous and productive...
by Ethan Tuning | Feb 28, 2019
Nic® 29 produces a tree that is approximately 30-35% of a standard seedling. Nic® 29 has a more developed root system than EMLA 9 and therefore, trees grown on Nic® 29 have more vitality than trees grown on EMLA 9. This rootstock requires support and is...
by Ethan Tuning | Feb 28, 2019
M9-337 Produces a tree that is approximately 30/35% the size of standard seedling. Trees grown on M9-337 do require support due to brittle root systems that lead to poor anchorage. This rootstock tends to produce large fruit and is tolerant to heavy soils. It does...
by Ethan Tuning | Feb 28, 2019
US PP24073 Geneva 969 (G.969) is a semidwarfing rootstock that is resistant to fire blight, crown rot, and woolly apple aphid with good cold hardiness. Vigor displayed in Washington state is simliar to Nic 29 and Pajam 2. The rootstocks produce few root suckers or...
by Ethan Tuning | Feb 28, 2019
Dwarfing rootstock resulting from a cross between Ottawa 3 x Robust 5 crabapple and introduced by the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva NY. Traits of note include: early bearing; winter hardy; moderate suckering; requires support; very...
