LAPINS cherry tree 2.5 years old pot 20 140 cm from grafting
11,73 €
ALBERO DI CILIEGIO LAPINS
La Ciliegia Lapins è una varietà autofertile. Pianta a maturazione medio-tardiva con albero assurgente poco ramificato. La produttività è elevata e costante, talvolta eccessiva con problemi legati al calibro piccolo dei frutti. La produzione a grappoli molto compatti favorisce la presenza di attacchi di Monilia in raccolta. I frutti sono di buon sapore e consistenza media.
Il Ciliegio ( Prunus Avium ) originario dell’Asia centrale, il ciliegio dolce sono piante rustiche facili da coltivare e non molto esigenti in fatto di clima, resiste bene alle basse temperature invernali e dal momento che fiorisce tardi non teme le gelate tardive. Molte volte sono autosterili perciò necessitano di altre varietà per fruttificare.
Raccolta delle ciliegie: cambia in base al luogo e alla varietà coltivata ma avviene principalmente tra maggio e la terza decade di luglio.
CLIMA
Attenzione alla zona in cui decidete di coltivare l’arbusto: deve essere abbastanza soleggiata. La pianta di ciliegio preferisce il clima temperato, ma resiste molto bene anche al freddo. Però attenzione alle gelate tardive, che possono danneggiare i suoi fiori.
TERRENO
È importante che il terreno sia ben fertilizzato in modo da assicurare alla pianta il giusto nutrimento. Qualche settimana prima della messa a dimora della pianta, ricordate di smuovere il terreno in modo da ammorbidirlo.
CONSIGLI PER LA PIANTAGIONE:
- Piantare nel terreno esposto al sole in qualsiasi periodo dell’ anno, evitando i periodi di gelo e siccità.
- Scavare nel terreno una buca profonda 80 cm. e larga 80/100 cm.
- Liberare la pianta dal vaso di plastica e potare le rami e muovere un pò le radici con delle forbici per ottenere un migliore attecchimento.
| fructification | abundant |
|---|---|
| pollination | autofertile |
| sapore | buon sapore e consistenza |
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