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Celectigo

18-20" Ruixue Apple Tree - Live Bare Root Sapling, Late Maturity Dwarf Variety, Cold Tolerant, Suitable for Pots and garden, Sweet and Crisp Apples, Easy to Harvest in the First Year

SKU Z526005-C001360093
$59.99
$38.75
$59.99
$38.75

Product Description

The Ruixue Apple Tree is an easy-to-grow, late-maturing dwarf variety that thrives in pots or small gardens, making it perfect for both beginners and gardening enthusiasts. With its fine flesh, rich juice, balanced sweet-tart flavor, crisp taste, and long shelf life, it offers both ornamental beauty and practicality.

Key Features: 

  • Dwarf Variety: Ideal for small spaces and potted plants, offering high yield in limited space.

  • Soil Requirements: Use well-draining, fertile soil with plenty of organic matter for good nutrient flow.

  • Light Needs: Needs 4-6 hours of direct sunlight daily, especially during flowering and fruit-setting.

  • Watering Management: Water thoroughly to keep soil moist but not soggy; reduce in winter.

  • Nutrient Management: Apply compound fertilizer in spring, and increase phosphorus and potassium during blooming and fruiting without over-fertilizing.

  • Tree Pruning: Prune regularly to improve shape, air circulation, and remove weak or diseased branches.

  • Flower Management: Ensure pollination, either by other apple trees or artificial means, and manage water and nutrients during blooming and fruiting.


Product Specifications: 

  • Plant Type:Ruixue Apple Tree
  • Height：18~20 inch
  • Sunlight Requirement: Minimum 4-6 hours/day
  • Soil Type: Well-drained, organic-rich
  • Watering: Regular but moderated to prevent waterlogging
  • Harvest Time: June-December
  • Year to Bear: Can Fruit the 1st year
  • Growing Zones: 5-9 Zone

 

Package Included: 

1 x Ruixue Apple Tree Bare Root Sapling(Pot Not Included)

 

Customer Reviews

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Becca A.
Hand-pollinated success

Pollinated by hand, rewarded with super-sweet apples.

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Brandie
Having a hard time.

I got my plant and noticed the leaves where slightly fuzzy and white I thought maybe the leaves were just like that I don’t know. Then the soil started to do the same looked it up it has powdery mildew. So I don’t know what to do. I have it away from the other plants, due to it needing different lighting so nothing has spread as of yet. But I don’t know if I’m going to have an apple tree much longer. I’m so sad. I bought this apple tree in memory of my late uncle (he had an apple tree) i hope i can fix it.

Thanks for your feedback, we are very sorry you are now having issues with PM.

Some helpful tips to stop the spread and prevent this from coming back.

Controling an outbreak

1. Pruning - Remove infected shoots, especially during dormancy or early spring, as they act as sources of infection.

2. Thin out dense growth - dany clusters of small leaves or places where the branches cant get good air flow between them should be removed.

3. Ensuring good airflow - as previously mentioned in the first 2 suggestions, removing any dense growth will help quite a bit, if you have the plant indoors having a fan blowing on it gently after watering to help with quick drying of the leaves would help control and prevent PM.

4. Replacing the soil - the PM will not affect the soils fertility but it will provide a comfortable place for the PM to live and possibly spread so we would recommend replacing the soil that is on the plant now. You may be able to just remove and replace the top layer since the soil is new already.

Prevention

1. Neem Oil - This is an organic alternative to using pesticide to remove PM. You can purchase neem oil premixed or the concentrate solution which needs to be mixed in a ratio of 3 tbs to 1 gallon of water.

2. Air Circulation: Promote good airflow by spacing plants adequately and pruning to remove dense foliage. Fans can also help increase air movement.

3. Sunlight: Ensure plants receive adequate sunlight, as shaded areas can retain moisture and favor PM growth. Avoid watering late in the day or the evenings.

4. Humidity Control: Reduce humidity by avoiding overhead watering and ensuring good ventilation. Watering in the morning allows plants to dry out before nightfall.

We hope these tips are helpful in bringing the plant back strong and healthy in the future. Please keep us updated, you can also email us directly at contact@celectigo.com.

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Ivan Z.
Tiny tree, huge flavor!

Tiny tree, huge flavor!

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Serge P.
Gift for grandma

Gave this to grandma, she’s thrilled!

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Kelly J.
Frost survivor

Survived late frost, still thriving.

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