Cherry Rootstocks & Scions for the M-F Area Lynn E. Long Oregon State University Extension

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Cherry Rootstocks & Scions for the M-F Area Lynn E. Long Oregon State University Extension

Production Trends The Dalles Single commodity 200 A 1500 A Most growing > 6 varieties More rain = rain resistant varieties

Production Trends Mid-Columbia 80% of dwarfing rootstocks sold into Oregon Gisela 6 and 12 Krymsk 5 (K6)

Pedestrian Orchards Concerned about labor Pedestrian orchards Easier maintenance Harvest time is halved Need fewer pickers

Standard density = 15 x18 Mazzard High density = 10 x16 Gisela Comparing the Economic and Cash Costs to Establish a Standard and High Density Sweet Cherry Orchard in Wasco County, Oregon. $10,000 $6,000 $2,000 -$2,000 -$6,000 -$10,000 -$14,000 -$18,000 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Economic Costs, Standard Density Cash Flow, Standard Density Economic Costs, High Density Cash Flow, High Density Cash Flow = planting costs, labor, fertilizer, chemicals, harvest costs Economic Costs = interest costs, depreciation, return on investments C. Seavert

Chelan/Krymsk

Lapins/K5

Why Krymsk OCG growers ordered 50,000 trees on Krymsk since 2006 Gisela premium of ~$3.50 Krymsk premium of ~$1.00

Experience with productive rootstocks Mid-Columbia growers are learning 2006 - Lapins/Gisela, 12 t/a 2007 - Lapins/Gisela, mature, 6.8 t/a, 95% 9½ row + Regina/G6, 5 th leaf, 8.2 t/a, 62% 9½ row + Lapins/Krymsk, mature, 8 t/a, peaking on 9½ row +

Chelan General Impressions Best early variety in PNW Trusted by commercial buyers Somewhat bland Color when ripe Light mahogany to mahogany Suggested pollinizers Bl. Rep., Index, Lapins, Sweetheart Suggested rootstocks Mazzard Gisela 6 or 12 Avoid Mahaleb Timing Size Produc.* Firmness Cracking* (-)10-12 25-28mm 10½-9½ r. 306 g/mm

Tieton General Impressions Beautiful Very large Low productivity Easily doubles Very bland Color when ripe: Light mahogany to mahogany Suggested pollinizers Bing, Rainier, Van, Lapins Suggested rootstocks Gisela 6 or 12, Maxma 14 Avoid Mahaleb Timing Size Produc * Firmness Cracking * -6 to -9 28-31mm 9½ - 8½ r + Maz G6 269 g/mm + * observation

Kiona (PC 8007-2) General Impressions Good harvest timing Excellent flavor High sugar May be frost sensitive Skin color when ripe Red or mottled Suggested pollinizers S 4 S 9 allele, mid-season Suggested rootstocks Mazzard or Gisela 6 or 12 Timing Size Prod * Firmness Cracking* -6 to -9 28-31 mm 9½ - 8½ r 310 g/mm??? * Observation

General Impressions Not as early as Tieton Excellent flavor Good size Good storage potential Potential rootstocks Krymsk 5 SPC 136 Timing Size Prod * Firmness Cracking* -4 to -7 28-31 mm 9½ - 8½ r 301 g/mm 2006 8% Tieton-13%

Benton General Impressions Very high quality Excellent flavor Very low doubling in 2006 Blooms late (+4-5 days) Sensitive to frost? Color when ripe Mahogany Suggested pollinizers Self-fertile Suggested rootstocks Mazzard or Gi 6 Timing Size Prod * Firmness Cracking* -2 to -3 9½ to 9 r 293 g/mm * Observation

Cowiche (PC 7903-2) General Impressions High sugars High acid Highest ranked by flavor panel Potential pitting Potential pollinizers S 4 S 9 allele, mid-season Potential rootstocks Photo M. Whiting Gisela 6, 12 or Mazzard Timing Size Prod * Firmness Cracking* + 3-6 9 row 280 g/mm??? * Observation

Attika General Impressions Excellent flavor Ships well Rain tolerant Frost sensitive Color when ripe Mahogany Suggested pollinizers Skeena, Benton, Sandra Rose, Regina Suggested rootstocks Mazz, Gisela 6 or 12 Timing Size Prod* Firmness Cracking +7 to 10 9½ - 9 r 292 g/mm 5% 2005 +

Storage and Shipping Least defects Moderate defects OVF arrival in UK 25-35 days Regina Bing Attika Lapins OSU storage tests Regina Bing Not tested Lapins Most defects Sweetheart Sweetheart

Selah General Impressions Moderately productive Loose clusters Commercial quality??? Significant plantings Color when ripe Light Mahogany to Mahogany Suggested pollinizers Self-fertile Suggested rootstocks Mazzard, Gi 6 or 12 Timing Size Prod * Firmness Cracking* + 10 to 12 9½ - 8½ r + * Observation

Lapins General Impressions 2 nd most popular 17% Low pack outs Pitting Buyers and growers giving up on it Color when ripe Light mahogany Suggested pollinizers Self-fertile Suggested rootstocks Mazzard Timing Size Prod * Firmness Cracking* +10 to 15 9½ - 9 r + 277 g/mm 10% 2005 ++ * Observation

Pitting incidence (%) induced by 10g steel ball at different maturity levels INDUCED PITTING (%) 75 60 45 30 15 LAPINS 75 60 45 30 15 INDUCED PITTING (%) 75 60 45 30 15 M1 M2 M3 SWEETHEART 75 60 45 30 15 INDUCED PITTING (%) 0 75 60 45 30 15 M1 M2 M3 SANTINA 0 75 60 45 30 15 INDUCED PITTING (%) 0 75 60 45 30 15 BING M1 M2 M3 0 0 M1 M2 M3 0 0 M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3 By Juan Pablo Zoffoli, Catholic Univ. Santiago

100 Y= 35.4 + 64.5X -19.0 X 2 R 2 = 0.37 Induced Pitting (%) 80 60 40 20 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 10 Y= 5.98-0.47X + 0.37X 2 R 2 = 0.55 9 Fruit weight (g) 8 7 6 5 4 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 Leaves / fruit By Juan Pablo Zoffoli, Catholic Univ. Santiago

Skeena General Impressions High quality fruit Fewer problems than Lapins Replacing Lapins Susceptible to rain Young trees susceptible to heat Stem retention may be problem Self-fertile Color when ripe Light mahogany to mahogany Suggested Pollinizers Self-fertile Suggested rootstocks Timing Mazzard or Gi 6 + 12 to 15 Size 9½ - 8½ r Prod * Firmness 322 g/mm + Cracking* 40% 2005 + * Observation

Regina General Impressions Highest returns Never any adjustments Good resistance to rain Mazzard: Low productivity Gi 6: 5 th leaf 8.2 t/ac Multiple pollinizers Color when ripe Mahogany to dark Mahogany Suggested Pollinizers Sam, Schneiders, Starks Gold, Hedelfingen, Attika Suggested Rootstocks Gisela 6 or 12 Timing Size Prod * Firm. Crack * + 14-17 9½ - 9 r Maz + Gi 314 g/mm + 5% 2005 + * Observation

General Impressions Best of the very late varieties Problem with pitting So far not affecting sales Manage crop load Head all new growth Reduce number of laterals Color when ripe Light mahogany Suggested Rootstocks Mazzard Sweetheart Timing Size Prod * Firmness Cracking * +20 to 22 10 9 r + 348 g/mm + * Observation