Rootstocks
Rootstocks significantly affects a number of important growing properties of fruit trees. In some fruit species, they account for up to 50 percent of the total harvest. The rootstock is an integral part of the fruit tree and is as important as the variety. It strengthens the tree in the soil with its roots and allows the intake of nutrients and water from the soil.
The most commonly used rootstocks
- Rootstock 1Description and advantages of that type of rootstock and some additional information about effetcs, etc..
- Rootstock 2Description and advantages of that type of rootstock and some additional information about effetcs, etc..
- Rootstock 3Description and advantages of that type of rootstock and some additional information about effetcs, etc..
- Rootstock 4Description and advantages of that type of rootstock and some additional information about effetcs, etc..
- Rootstock 5Description and advantages of that type of rootstock and some additional information about effetcs, etc..