Common walnut Webu 6

Webu 6 walnut is a low-growing tree with an early-to-medium ripening period and high productivity. This variety is characterized by apical fruiting, forming 2–3 nuts per cluster, which have thin shells and easily open. Fruits weighing 13–15 grams contain light kernels weighing about 6 grams with a yield of up to 48–50%. The tree forms a canopy width of about 3 meters and exhibits high frost resistance, allowing successful cultivation under various climatic conditions. Flowering lasts from late April to mid-May, with protandry predominant and a high percentage of maternal buds.

Webu 6 seedlings are grown using MIKOSENERGY technology, including inoculation and mycorrhization, which enhances plant resistance to diseases and frost. They undergo careful selection and are cultivated on farmer-owned land, ensuring their quality and adaptation to local conditions. For convenient planting, schemes of 7x4 m, 8x4 m, or 8x6 m are recommended.

The variety is distinguished by stable yield and good adaptation to intensive and semi-intensive cultivation technologies. Thanks to its characteristics, such as high frost resistance and prolonged flowering, Webu 6 is a reliable choice for gardeners seeking high-quality walnut harvests with good taste and commercial qualities.