Fruit rootstocks

The BA29 rootstock is a popular fruit tree rootstock primarily used for grafting apple, quince, and medlar trees. This rootstock is a vigorous plant with good root development, capable of providing the necessary nutrients and water for the grafted scion. The BA29 rootstock is an excellent choice for those looking to grow more productive and resilient trees in various soil conditions.

The BA29 is suitable for grafting numerous apple varieties and also improves fruit quality. The growth rate of ...

The Myrobalan rootstock (Prunus cerasifera) is a commonly used fruit tree rootstock, mainly for grafting plum, greengage, and apricot trees.

Main characteristics briefly:

Provides vigorous growth to grafted trees.
Tolerates drought and poorer soils well, making it a universal rootstock.
Has good resistance, less sensitive to soil diseases.
Grafted trees are durable and long-lived, developing a strong root system.

C.A.C. quality

The MM106 rootstock is a popular choice primarily used for grafting apple trees and is known for its favorable characteristics. It was developed through the crossing of Malus domestica and Malus pumila, combining the beneficial traits of both species. The MM106 rootstock adapts well to various soil conditions and climatic environments, making it an ideal choice for fruit growers.

One of the standout features of the MM106 is its robust root system, which allows the tree to effectively absorb ne...

The Mahaleb cherry rootstock (Prunus mahaleb) is one of the most commonly used rootstocks for sweet and sour cherry grafting.

Short description:

Provides vigorous growth for grafted trees, resulting in larger and longer-lived trees.
Excellent drought tolerance and performs well in warm, loose, calcareous soils.
Develops a strong, deep root system, making it a stable and hardy rootstock.
Adapts well to various environmental conditions.

C.A.C. quality

The wild pear rootstock (Pyrus pyraster / wild forms of Pyrus communis) is a commonly used, extremely vigorous and hardy rootstock for pear trees.

Short description:

Provides very strong growth, resulting in large and long-lived trees.
Highly resistant to frost and drought, making it ideal for less favorable growing areas.
Develops a strong, deep root system that ensures excellent stability.
Adapts well to various soil types, especially dry and calcareous soils.
Grafted trees are durable, long-live...