Apricot Saplings
Pricia
Features
- ✓ Rootstock: GF677
- ✓ Breeder: International Plant Selection
- ✓ Growth: Medium-strong, semi-upright
- ✓ Fruit: Red-skinned, elongated
- ✓ Fruit Size: 2A/3A
- ✓ Flesh: Balanced flavor, juicy
- ✓ Firmness: 70–75
- ✓ Brix: 10–12
- ✓ Blooming: Late
- ✓ Pollination: Self-fertile
- ✓ Harvest: May 18
- ✓ Usage: Fresh consumption, commercial
Description
Pricia Apricot Sapling (GF677 rootstock) is a modern early-ripening apricot variety developed by International Plant Selection, known for its high agricultural potential and adaptability to medium and high chill regions. All our saplings are certified, true-to-type, and disease-free.
The tree has a semi-upright growth habit with medium to strong vigor. The GF677 rootstock provides a strong root system, excellent soil adaptability, and good performance under dry conditions. Its broad adaptability allows successful cultivation in many regions.
The fruits are highly attractive with a bright red skin color. They have an elongated shape and strong market appeal. Fruit size falls into the 2A/3A category, with firmness values around 70–75. The flesh is juicy with balanced flavor and pleasant aroma. With a sugar content of approximately 10–12 Brix, it offers excellent fresh eating quality.
The variety blooms late, providing better protection against spring frosts. It is also self-fertile, requiring no pollinator.
Harvest time is around May 18, making it a very early-season variety. It ripens approximately 10 days earlier than Orangered®.
The tree has a semi-upright growth habit with medium to strong vigor. The GF677 rootstock provides a strong root system, excellent soil adaptability, and good performance under dry conditions. Its broad adaptability allows successful cultivation in many regions.
The fruits are highly attractive with a bright red skin color. They have an elongated shape and strong market appeal. Fruit size falls into the 2A/3A category, with firmness values around 70–75. The flesh is juicy with balanced flavor and pleasant aroma. With a sugar content of approximately 10–12 Brix, it offers excellent fresh eating quality.
The variety blooms late, providing better protection against spring frosts. It is also self-fertile, requiring no pollinator.
Harvest time is around May 18, making it a very early-season variety. It ripens approximately 10 days earlier than Orangered®.
