1 plant Pistachio Aegina Female grafted 2 years old 115 cm
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PISTACHIUM PLANT Female Aegina OVER 1.2 m HIGH, GRAFTED ON PISTACIA TEREBINTHUS.
Pistachio plant variety AEGINA. Its fruit is known and cultivated throughout the Italian peninsula. In order to produce its fruit, the female pistachio plant necessarily needs the male pistachio plant, which through its pollen allows pollination that will give life to the fruit. This plant adapts to all types of soil and is exposed to sunny areas. It needs 4 years to start producing its fruit so grafting years are very important. The best time to plant a pistachio tree is between October and the end of March, the fruit ripens between August and throughout September. It loses its leaves during the winter, the best time to plant it, as it does not suffer from adaptation stress and does not suffer frost The flowers have no petals and are grouped in axillary panicle-shaped inflorescences. Plants of Greek origin.
NB it has no leaves in winter, best time for planting October-April, although it can be planted at any time
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| flowering period | April |
| growth | slow |
| climate | Mediterranean (-8°C up to 40°C) |
| pollination | dioecious: requires male |
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