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The 'Luck' apple tree is a medium-sized tree with a rounded crown, reaching a height of 3.5–4 meters. Its leaves are large and dark green, giving the tree an attractive appearance. The trees adapt quickly and grow vigorously, beginning to bear fruit as early as the 2nd–3rd year after planting. They firmly establish themselves in the soil and do not require constant support, and they do not produce root suckers, which simplifies garden maintenance.

The 'Luck' variety produces large, round fruits weighing approximately 170–200 grams. The apples have a greenish-yellow color with a red blush and possess juicy, sweet flesh with a slight tartness. The flavor of the fruit is highly rated, making them especially appealing to consumers. The apples ripen in late September to early October and can be stored until March, allowing for extended use after harvest.

The variety is characterized by high yield and stable fruiting, as well as good winter hardiness and resistance to major diseases, making it a reliable choice for cultivation in various climatic conditions. 'Luck' apple trees are grafted onto semi-dwarf rootstocks, which facilitates cultivation and care of the trees.