SEEDING CHERRY BIRDS, CLON F 12/1. It is a rootstock commonly used in many countries of Western Europe and England for the production of sweet cherry and sour cherry trees. The F12 / 1 washer is sufficiently resistant to frost and is distinguished by high resistance to bacterial cancer of stone trees. The advantage of trees grafted on cherries is F 12/1 is the formation of a bundle root system. As a result, trees grafted on it take better hold and grow better in the first years than those grafted on bird cherry seedlings and antinets.. Such trees will also yield higher yields in the first years.
ANTIQUE SEEDS. They are commonly used in the production of cherry trees and quite resistant to frost. The recommended varieties of cherries grow well in a nursery with this rootstock. They usually grow poorly and begin bearing fruit very early. They live briefly – about 15 years.
Cherries grafted with an antistress are undemanding to the soil, however, they hate wetland soils.
