GALAKUB

The GalaKub apple tree is a medium-sized tree with an oval-spherical or wide-conical crown, distinguished by high yield and productivity. This late-autumn variety was bred in New Zealand in 1957 and successfully adapted to various climatic conditions, possessing high winter hardiness and resistance to frost, drought, scab, and bacterial spot. However, the variety requires a pollinator for successful fruiting and shows some susceptibility to powdery mildew. Trees begin fruiting early, allowing for a stable harvest from late September and even early October. GalaKub apple fruits have a medium size, usually weighing from 160 to 220 grams, and an oblate-conical or spherical-conical shape. The fruit skin is shiny, covered with an intense red-ruby blush, giving it an attractive commercial appearance. The flesh of the apples is yellow-cream, finely-grained, juicy and crisp, with excellent taste qualities: sweet with a slight tartness and exquisite caramel aroma. The taste is distinguished by its harmony and high rating among consumers. The GalaKub variety is characterized by good transportability and a long storage period of fruits, which under proper conditions can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 7 months, allowing you to enjoy fresh apples even in the winter months. Due to its qualities, this variety is not only suitable for fresh consumption but can also be used in cooking. In addition, the GalaKub apple tree is an excellent pollinator for other varieties, making it a valuable addition to any garden.