Apricot (Prunus armeniaca) FLOPIA

Apricot (Prunus armeniaca) 'Flopia'

Self-fertile variety with large crack-resistant fruits.

'Flopia' is an interesting apricot variety characterized by vigorous growth and early bearing onset. It appeals to growers mainly with its large, attractive fruits, which have an excellent taste and are resistant to cracking, a great advantage in rainy weather.

Main advantages of the variety:

• Fruit resistance to cracking.
• Large fruits with excellent taste and aroma.
• Self-fertility (does not require a pollinator).
• Rich yield and early bearing onset.
• Universal usage (excellent for juices and nectars).

Origin and Registration

• Origin: Further information on origin and breeding is unknown.

Variety Characteristics

Tree

• Vigor: Strong.
• Crown: Semi-upright.
• Bearing: Early onset.

Fruit

• Size: Large.
• Shape: Round or oval.
• Skin: Orange with a red blush on the sunny side. It is resistant to cracking.
• Flesh: Orange, with good firmness.
• Taste: Exceptional organoleptic properties (excellent taste and aroma).
• Usage: Universal – fresh consumption, processing (juices, nectars, puree).

Cultivation Recommendations

• Pollination: Self-fertile.

Harvest and Storage

• Yield: Rich.