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Apricot (Prunus armeniaca) SOMO

Specifications
Height at sale	130-160cm
Pot	5l
Rootstock	St Julien A
Sell as	2 year old

Estimated delivery time

The standard delivery time is 3-4 working days.
We send goods on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, by agreement also Thursday or Friday.

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Price

30,00€

Stock: In Stock
Model: Prunus armeniaca

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The variety SOMO , one of the old varieties of apricots, its origins can be found in Poland . It is the result of a cross between the hybrid XI-NS-5 and the Rakowski variety. It is popular for its tasty fruit and late harvest. It is suitable for commercial and amateur cultivation.
The SOMO apricot tree grows moderately vigorously. It forms a spherical well-branched crown. It grows on the St. Julien rootstock, it is a medium growing rootstock. It is also suitable for heavy clay and moderately moist soils. The tree is 70 % mature on this rootstock.
Flowering depends on the location and climatic conditions. However, most often in April . The SOMO apricot is self-pollinating.
SOMO apricot produces medium-sized fruits (25-35 g). The skin is slightly hairy, dark orange in colour with a dotted, dark red cheek which covers 10-30% of the fruit depending on the intensity of sunlight. The dark orange flesh is juicy, slightly fibrous, sweet and tasty. The stones separate well from the flesh.
SOMO apricots can usually be harvested in the second half of August, about 3 weeks after the Early Orange variety.
SOMO apricots grow well in a sunny position. Apricots do not like humidity or prolonged fog. High humidity is a source of potential infections. SOMO apricots prefer fertile, warm and airy soil with a pH close to neutral and slightly acidic.
It is disease resistant and suitable for growing without chemical protection.