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bloom time

March, April

chill hours

400- 400

hardiness zone

6 - 10

latin name

Prunus hybrid

pest diseases

Aphids, bacterial canker can occasionally damage trunks and branches, symptoms of disease are amber colored sap. Brown rot can occasionally affect fruit

pollination requirements

Pluot trees need a pollinator of a different variety to produce fruit. Most pluot varieties can pollinate other pluot varieties.

propagation

[6,10]

ripening time

July- Aug.

site and soil

Pluot trees need a pollinator of a different variety to produce fruit. Most pluot varieties can pollinate other pluot varieties.

size at purchase

15-20 ft

Size at Maturity

need full sun and do best in enriched, well-drained soil with moderate, yet consistent moisture access throughout the entire growing season.

yield

50+lbs.

Emerald Drop Pluot

Name: Emerald Drop Pluot
Brand: Planting Justice
SKU: PJ-558-EME-CON
Price: 35.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Prunus hybrid

$35.00

sold out

Certification

conventional Sold out

Quantity must be 1 or more

Medium to large fruits with green skin and yellow-orange flesh. Prolonged harvest: early picked fruit is firm, yet juicy-sweet to honey flavor depending on how long you let it ripen. Left to hang, fruit turns greenish yellow with honey-like orange flesh. Upright tree sets heavy crops once established. Harvest mid-July to late August. Blooms Early March- April. Needs 400 chill hours or less. The emerald pluot requires a pollinizer like the Grenade Pluot or the Santa Rosa Plum. This tree requires 1/2 day to full sun and well-drained soil. the tree grows up to 15ft-20ft tall. Yields 50+lbs.

USDA Zone 5-10

bloom time

March, April

chill hours

400- 400

hardiness zone

6 - 10

latin name

Prunus hybrid

pest diseases

Aphids, bacterial canker can occasionally damage trunks and branches, symptoms of disease are amber colored sap. Brown rot can occasionally affect fruit

pollination requirements

Pluot trees need a pollinator of a different variety to produce fruit. Most pluot varieties can pollinate other pluot varieties.

propagation

[6,10]

ripening time

July- Aug.

site and soil

Pluot trees need a pollinator of a different variety to produce fruit. Most pluot varieties can pollinate other pluot varieties.

size at purchase

15-20 ft

Size at Maturity

need full sun and do best in enriched, well-drained soil with moderate, yet consistent moisture access throughout the entire growing season.

yield

50+lbs.