Rudenis |
In Lithuania – autumn cultivar. Fruits medium large (124 g), globose conical. Skin glossy, waxy, ground colour orange yellow, over-colour blushed red, with brigth stripes. Harvest: the begining of September. Stores: 2 months in cool storage. |
Stalk
long or medium long, thin, base of stalk often thick
Stalk cavity : deep, narrow or medium narrow, regular funnel shape, greenish
Calyx
semi open
Sepals : wide, greenish, hairy
Eye basin : medium deep and wide, ribbed
Flesh
yellowish, soft, juicy
Brix : 12.7%
Seeds : medium large, thick, acute
Flavour : subacid, good
Firmness : 47 N/cm²
Seed locules : open, wide or very wide
Skin firmness : 214 N/cm²
Titrable acids : 0.7 %
About the cultivar
Origin: Lithuania. Breeders: B. Gelvonauskis, D. Gelvonauskienė, A. Sasnauskas.
Cross combination: ‘Katja’ × ‘Prima’.
Owner – Lithuanian Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry, Institute of Horticulture (Babtai), 2013.
Use : dessert
Tree : vigorous, suitable to grow on roostocks B.396, P 60, M.9, P 14, M.26.
Winter hardiness : good in Lithuania
Type of production : early, productive, annual bearing.
Resistance to diseases : resistant to scab (Vf/Rvi6), apple blotch. Suitable for organic gardening.