Apple Rootstocks for the Southeast

[@javierrivera9236]

Down in Orlando, FL, the largest versions of the Geneva®series rootstocks (G.935, G.969, G.210, and G.890) do very well and help trees to produce early (2-3 years after planting), even with very little chilling. They tolerate heavy soil and the summer rains with no problems whatsoever, so I'm glad they help me grow apples in a place where most people think it's not possible. And I'm not referring to just Anna or Dorsett Golden, but dozens of varieties that I have tried (such as White Winter Pearmain, Sheepnose, Pixie Crunch, Golden Russet, Rubinette, GoldRush, Médaille d'Or, Mela Carla, Pumpkin Russet, etc.)

[@bobbrawley2612]

These NC State Videos are excellent presentations . The best of any institutional videos on KZbin. And believe me I have looked at a ton of them

[@adiirawanrusdi4343]

Great video. Salut from Indonesia Sir!

[@robertbrawley5048]

2:23 The greater the height of root stock out of the ground the greater the dwarfing characteristics. I typed it out to help remember it

[@tj21bem]

Any updates, sir? I’m interested in the Geneva series.

[@tikamsharma7323]

How root stock is graded into different verities as M27,M9,M26,M6 & MM106? If you know please share it will be helpful.

[@nicholaslonia7100]

Would love to see more vids by Mike.

[@ddthakur5468]

Thanks for valueable information sir

[@TheBigjay927]

Have you tested any Shell Apple rootstock?

[@pradeepthakur6096]

Sir please suggest me about rootstck

[@ericogayon1986]

Can tell us what is d best apple rootstock best to use in Philippines.. Tjanks

[@devkhadka4563]

its very nice have order This tree ..?thanks

[@vijayawasti1496]

Sir, kindly suggest apple rootstocks for hot climate varieties like Anna, Dorsett Golden, tropic sweet, tropical beauty, ein shamer and gala etc. Thanks Sir. Welcome and heartiest regards.