Healthy and certified Fuji KIKU® Fubrax trees
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The Malus domestica Fuji KIKU® Fubrax(s) is a mutant of the Fuji KIKU® 8 Brak(s). Compared to the Fuji KIKU® 8 Brak(s), the Fuji KIKU® Fubrax(s) has a much better coloration. Originally the Fubrax has been introduced in Italy and is managed by KIKU® GmbH.
Characteristics Fuji KIKU® Fubrax(s).
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Mutant of |
The Fuji KIKU® Fubrax is a mutant of the Fuji KIKU® 8 Brak(s). |
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Origin |
Introduced during the 2006-2007 season by KIKU® GmbH, South-Tyrol, Italy. |
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Growth |
The Fuji Fubrax(s) is a strong grower with nice, sturdy branches. |
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Flowering |
The Fuji KIKU® Fubrax(s) blooms quite late and can withstand frost well. Good pollinators include Gala (SchniCo, Fengal), Golden delicious Reinders®, Granny Smith, Elstar (Elrosa, Excellent Star) or pollinator varieties. |
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Production |
The Fuji KIKU® Fubrax is coming into production quickly. The yields of the Fubrax are good to excellent. Can be sensitive to seasonal alternance after a good harvest. |
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Harvest time |
Picking time for Fuji Fubrax starts from mid-October. |
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Appearance |
The apples of the Fuji KIKU® Fubrax(s) are striped ruby red. A vibrant coloring over 85% of the fruit surface. Medium to large fruits. |
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Quality |
The flesh of the Fuji Fubrax apples is fine and crispy. The taste is sweet, little sour. |
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Storage |
The fruit of the Fuji KIKU® Fubrax(s) can be stored well until March. Storage until June is possible under ULO conditions. |
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Remarks |
Good production and good size. |
