kitajka zolotaya
Malus domestica Borkh.
Igi AppleAwọn ijiṣẹ
gyllene kitajka
Ijuwe igi
The tree is healthy and hardy and has an upright growth habit with fairly pointed branch angles. Despite this, the branches are very sturdy. An apple tree to try even in the northernmost parts of the country. The growth pattern is strong at first to slow down and grow weaker over the years.
Apejuwe ti eso
The apples have a bright orange-yellow skin and sit on very short stems so it looks like they grow directly on the branches. The fruits are small and very sweet. Especially the parts that get a little glassy pulp. The taste can be compared to marmalade. A real favorite with the kids. Even young trees bear fruit, expect to get some apples already after a couple of years. The fruits ripen in August.
Lenu
The taste can be compared to marmalade.
Arun, parasites ati ajenirun
No storage / eaten immediately
Oti ti awọn ọpọlọpọ (ajọbi, ipilẹṣẹ ti ilẹ fun awọn oriṣiriṣi agbegbe, ati bẹbẹ lọ)
In 1907, the Russian professor V. Michurin crossed the apple varieties White Nalif x Kitajk and the Golden Kitajkan was a fact. Kitajka is Russian for Chinese, but whether the origin is from China or not, we leave unsaid