FUJINA

Growing Experience with Fujina

Working with the 'Fujina' variety from the Crimean Fruit Company, a grower immediately appreciates the tree's predictability. It is a medium-sized tree with a neatly shaped wide-pyramidal crown, which is critical for high-density orchard management. The tree does not require excessive effort in pruning, as the crown tends to self-regulate, simplifying access for equipment and staff during the harvesting season.

Agronomic Features and Harvest

As a winter variety, 'Fujina' has specific management requirements that pay off during the season. We observe stable flower bud initiation. The fruit consistently reaches a commercial caliber of 200–250 grams, a standard that makes it easy to work with retail chains. Visually, the apple is highly attractive: a greenish-yellow base color with a blurred crimson blush. The cream-colored flesh is firm and exhibits good transportability, significantly reducing waste during logistics.

Orchard Operations

• Growth Vigor: Moderate; the tree directs its energy into fruit development rather than excessive vegetative mass.
• Maintenance: The variety's resilience allows for a reduced spray schedule, directly lowering production costs.
• Harvesting: The round-cylindrical fruit shape minimizes damage during both manual and mechanical picking.

If you are looking for a variety that is forgiving of technical errors and delivers a premium-class yield for long-term storage, the choice of this hybrid from the Crimean Fruit Company is economically justified.