Columnar Apple Malini® Subito®
An early ripening and fast-bearing columnar apple
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Product information "Columnar Apple Malini® Subito®"
Shape/appearance: Medium to large, up to 70% dark rusty red, yellow lenticelsTexture/firmness: Good bite with lots of juice, medium-sized cells
Flavour/aroma: Spicy aroma, sparkling first, but also with lots of sweetness, a really late summer apple that is refreshing
Growth/health: Columnar, weaker than Dulcessa & Fresco, resistant to scab, little mildew
Harvest/maturity/storage: Between 20 and 30 August, can be enjoyed directly from the tree, remains on the tree approx. 3 weeks and approx. 6 weeks in storage, firm and crisp
Size: Height: 2-3 m, diameter: 0.5-0.8 m
What are Lubera Malini?
Lubera has bred the first columnar apple trees that are resistant to scab and are therefore easier to cultivate in the home garden, on terraces and balconies.
- good tasting, the varieties have different flavours
- resistant to scab, easier to cultivate, fungus control is not necessary
- fertile, large harvests in a minimal space
- beautiful when in bloom, an attractive ornamental plant when the apples are ripening, also ideal for growing in containers
- Flowering Period April, May
- Ripeness/Harvest Period August, September
- Final height 2m to 3m
- Final width 60cm to 80cm
- Available March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November
- Plant Type deciduous
- Sweetness sweet/sour
- Use outdoors, greenhouses/winter gardens, for containers, South- and West-facing walls, as a specimen plant
- Hardiness hardy
- Soil moist, dry, heavy, moderately heavy, light, slightly alkaline, neutral, slightly acidic
- Location partial shade, full sun
- Flower Colour white
- Leaf Colour green
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Based on our experience in the variety tests but also in customer service, we have awarded this plant with the title “Lubera Easy Tip”. With this designation, we emphasise only those plants that according to our experience work (almost) everywhere; they are easy to grow and bear fruits or produce flowers quickly and without problems. These are plants that can be enjoyed immediately and without effort once planted.
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This plant was bred by Lubera in Switzerland and placed on the market after extensive testing at our facilities in Buchs (CH) and Bad Zwischenahn (D). In 20 years of work, Lubera's founder and breeder Markus Kobelt has bred more than 80 of his own new varieties for the home garden; they all have the goal of providing you, our customers, with more experience and flavour, easier growing and more resistant, more robust varieties.
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Export shipping (Rafael)
Is it possible to ship this variety of columnar apple to the United States?
Export shipping (Lubera)
Hi Rafael, we do not ship to the United States, I'm sorry! Kind regards from Switzerland
Fertilising (Carol)
I purchased a Columnar Apple Malini Subito. Could you advise how to fertilise it? I live in central Scotland. Thanks Carol
Fertilising (Carol)
Hi I understand that this in self fertile, what root stock would be suitable to plant a companion to cross fertilise? Thanks
Fertilising (Lubera)
Hi Carol, sorry for our late reply. In mid-europe the bees will have always enough apple pollen with them to garantee a polination. Kind regards from Switzerland
Self fertile? (Kyle)
Is the Malini Subito self-fertile?
Self fertile (Lubera)
Hi Kyle, no but in mid europe the bees have always enough apple pollen with them. Best regards
Planting (Adam hampton)
Hello, is it ok to remove the plant from the tub and plant directly into the ground? Thanks.
Planting (Lubera)
Hi Adam, yes that is ok. Best regards and happy gardening!
Patio friut trees (margaret neale)
DO YOU PRUNE PATIO FRUITS . IF SO HOW AND WHEN
Patio friut trees (Sonja Dreher)
Hello,
the Malini trees normally don't need pruning. Pruning would enhance growth and this is not want we require from the tree.
Only if very long shoots arise, it is necessary to shorten these.
You can do this directly in summer, or during the winter in frost-free periods.
kind regards
your Lubera Team
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