Welschisner
| Welschisner | |
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| Synonyms | Great Bohemian Brünnerling, Welschecker, Steiner, Welsch Weinling |
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| Art | Cultivated apple ( Malus domestica ) |
| origin | Upper Austria |
| known since | around 1600 |
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| List of apple varieties | |
The Welschisner , also called Großer Böhmischer Brünnerling , Welschecker , Steiner or Welsch Weinling , is a cultivar of the cultivated apple .
The Welschisner is one of the old apple varieties; it is one of the so-called economy apples. It emerged as a chance seedling in Upper Austria around 1600 and is a climate-resistant variety that still produces good yields even on poor soils. It is therefore also suitable for high altitudes and for cultivation on orchards .
The apples ripen in mid-October and keep until May if stored appropriately.
literature
- Walter Hartmann (Ed.): Color Atlas Old Fruit Types , Stuttgart 2000
- B. Hildebrandt, KJ Maurer: Frost-proof fruit growing , Hanover 1948
- Martin Stangl (ed.): Fruit from one's own garden , Munich 2000
Web links
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