Apple tree Pouring Amur

The work of a gardener is always associated not only with hard work, but also with a rather difficult choice. How to decide which variety of a particular plant to buy? This question becomes especially difficult when it comes to an incredibly widespread and popular plant that has an incredibly large number of varieties. Therefore, in this article, we decided to offer you a very worthy version of an apple tree, which may well take a place in your garden. We will consider the apple tree Naliv Amurskiy.

Breeding history

• The apple tree Naliv Amurskiy was bred at the Far Eastern Institute for the Breeding of Fruit Crops. The mother variety turned out to be Ranetka - quite popular in those days, the apple tree, which transferred all its best qualities to the variety.
• Also, the apple variety Naliv Amursky was based on some Central Russian varieties, from which pollen was taken and mixed for successful crossing.
• Most often, this apple tree is used by those who live by the seas, since it is there that it fully reveals its potential and shows the best results in terms of yield and quality of apples.
• Also, the Amur Naliv apple tree can be found in the Amur and Sakhalin regions, but it is much more often used in Primorye.

Apple tree Naliv Amur: description of the variety and characteristics

Apple tree Pouring Amur: photo of the variety

Like any other variety, the Amur Naliv apple tree has a string of features, thanks to which many gardeners prefer it to other, less successful varieties. We suggest that you familiarize yourself with these features in order to have a more complete understanding of the tree.

Wood

• The apple variety Naliv Amursky differs in that it grows rather slowly. Nevertheless, at the end of its growth, it reaches a truly impressive size, which significantly exceeds the average size of apple trees.
• The crown of the apple tree Naliv Amursky is also quite massive and voluminous, and in shape it is very close to an ideal ball. However, it is not thickened too much, which allows the fruit to receive significantly more solar energy.
• The color of the trunk and skeletal branches can be described as brownish yellow. However, the branches are significantly paler than the trunk, and grayish veins are clearly visible on them.

Escapes

• These branches of the apple variety Naliv Amursky differ in that they practically do not bend as they grow. However, unlike the size of the tree itself, the shoots are rather short. Also, their thickness is not striking.
• There is practically no pubescence on them, but you can still feel it, although it is imperceptible. However, the longer the shoot lives, the more scarce the already not very abundant pubescence becomes.
• The buds have the shape of a pointed cone, and they are incredibly tightly pressed against the shoot. For added protection, they are covered in fairly tough red scales.

Foliage

• The leaf plates of the Amur Naliv apple tree are always directed slightly away from the shoot on which they grow. Their size is average, and the surface is almost glossy and very smooth.
• The leaves have an obovate shape, and their ends are slightly pointed. Also on their sides you can observe a slight serration, which is found in the leaves of almost all representatives of the apple family.
• The petioles of the leaves are quite strong, and therefore you should not worry that they will break off in bad weather. However, when the time comes, the leaves fall off without delay.

Fruit

• The size of the fruits of the Amur Naliv apple tree really cannot be compared with its own dimensions: they are quite small, but, nevertheless, ripen in large quantities and have excellent taste.
• The weight of a fully ripe fruit rarely reaches more than forty grams. Their shape is similar to a very strongly flattened ball, and, given that they have a strongly pronounced funnel, to which the stalk is attached, apples sometimes look like donuts.

Quite often, the fruits of this variety are used for processing. The most common product that is made from his apples is mashed potatoes. It turns out to be very nutritious and delicious. You can also get a rather tasty compote or apple juice, which is why it is much more often used for their own use, and not for sale and not for industrial cultivation.

The apple tree fruiting Amursky begins already in the fourth year of his life, despite his rather slow growth. Nevertheless, if you decide to carry out an autumn planting, then it is likely that you will be able to harvest the first crop on the third birthday of the seedling.

However, it should be noted that the first harvests will not be the most productive, which is perhaps obvious. Even in the sixth year of the plant's life, you can get a maximum of forty kilograms of selected berries.

Nevertheless, by the age of twelve, the apple-tree Naliv Amursky reaches its peak and stays on it for quite a long time, even giving you up to two hundred and twenty centners per hectare.

Other physiological features

Speaking of the apple tree Naliv Amursky, it should be noted that it has a fairly good winter hardiness, which allows it to grow and be effective where other varieties are simply not capable of it.

Also, the tree has a fairly strong burn resistance, and therefore, even in hot regions, you can grow it without any problems.

It is impossible not to mention that the apple variety Naliv Amurskiy has a rather powerful immunity, which allows him to calmly fight all mild diseases. Also, the apple tree is resistant to some of the more rare and dangerous ailments, such as, for example, moniliosis.

Apple tree Naliv Amurskiy: gardeners reviews about the variety

Apple tree Pouring Amur: photo of the variety

• Anastasia Igorevna, Samara region: “I can say with confidence that the Naliv Amurskiy apple tree is just perfect to please all your relatives once a year with selected apples that have amazing taste, and can also be turned into wonderful purees, compotes and juices. Such qualities are achieved due to the high yield of the apple-tree Naliv Amurskiy, as well as resistance to almost all types of external influences, which allow the tree to give the most stable and, most importantly, a bountiful harvest. "
• Marina Semyonovna, Sverdlovsk region: “For a couple of years, the neighbors treated us to very tasty small apples, and we decided to plant our own apple tree Naliv Amurskiy. The first harvest was harvested five years later, since then the apple tree bears fruit annually. She needs no more care than all other fruit trees, they have not yet encountered diseases. Once aphids appeared, but the Amursky Naliv apple tree was still very young, so they quickly dealt with the pests. "