Pear Trout

Pear Trout
The main characteristics of the variety:
  • Authors: Germany
  • Name synonyms: Forelle
  • Fruit weight, g: 130-150
  • Ripening terms: winter
  • Fruit picking time: early or mid September
  • Appointment: fresh
  • Growth type: vigorous
  • Marketability: high
  • Height, m: 5-5,5
  • Crown: sprawling
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Trout belongs to extraordinary hybrid varieties. This pear got its name due to its interesting color, reminiscent of the fish of the same name. Gardeners are also attracted by the fact that the culture has an ambiguous history. There is no information about its origin in the registers, but this variety began to spread from Germany (Saxony), where it is listed under the name Forelle.

Description of the variety

The height of the Trout is 5-5.5 meters, and the tree itself is vigorous. If you do not trim, it stretches even more. The crown is characterized by spreading, and the thin branches that form it have a vertical type of growth. The bark of both the tree and the branches is gray, with a brown tint, later darkens strongly. The leaf blades are small, smooth, bright green. The veins on the foliage are yellow, light at first. With age, they acquire a more juicy color.

Fruit characteristics

The elongated fruits of Trout have a weight of 130-150 grams, which allows them to be ranked as medium-sized fruits. Ripe pears have a bright yellow color, while their surface is abundantly covered with red spots, the so-called freckles. The more ripe the pear, the more of these spots. At the end, they will cover almost the entire fruit, forming a spectacular blush.

Trout flesh is white, with a creamy undertone, very tender. When eaten, the fruit crunches appetizingly.

Taste qualities

The taste of this variety is very memorable. The fruit is moderately sweet with a classic pear flavor. The aftertaste has hints of cinnamon.

Ripening and fruiting

Winter pear Trout gives the first harvest in 3 or 4 years, which means it belongs to the early-growing varieties. Fruits reach full maturity by the end of September, but gardeners usually begin harvesting at the beginning or end of the same month.

Ripening of pears begins in the second half of summer and lasts until mid-autumn. To keep the pears fresh and tasty until winter, harvesting takes into account the characteristics of the variety, the ripening time and the weather conditions in the region.

Yield

The yield indicator of the variety is at an average level. In very favorable conditions, 40 kg are removed from a tree, 40 tons from a hectare. However, in most cases, one hectare produces 20-30 tons of fruit. The harvested crop can lie for a month.

Self-fertility and the need for pollinators

The variety is not self-fertile, so he needs pollinators without fail. For this purpose, varieties such as Williams, Olympus, Conference, Red Caucasus are usually planted.

Landing

It is worth considering that the Trout is quite demanding on the landing site. The plant necessarily needs an abundance of sun, even a slight partial shade is destructive for it. The pear does not tolerate the cold wind very well. Therefore, it is planted so that there are buildings nearby that form a protection against blowing.

The soil must be fertile and breathable. Sand must be added to heavy soils, and dolomite flour to too acidic. If the groundwater is higher than 2.5 m, drainage must be done. In addition, fertilizers are applied to the soil in the form of manure, compost and ash, but not during the planting itself, in the preparation of the site.

Planting trout in spring is highly recommended. The landing is carried out in early April, while the air temperature should already be at least +10 degrees.Planting technology is standard; after the procedure, the seedling must be watered with 2 buckets of warm water. In addition, a small embankment is formed around the trunk circle so that the water remains where it is poured.

It is recommended to plant Trout in a square pattern. In this case, the distance between trees and rows will be the same - 400 cm. But if pears are planted for decorative purposes, then an arc-shaped landing is permissible. In this case, the distance between the rows should be 500 cm.

In order for the pears to be tasty and of high quality, and the yields to be consistently high, you need to responsibly approach the planting of a fruit tree. When planting a pear, you need to take into account many factors: correctly determine the timing, choose the right place, pay attention to the preparation of the planting pit.
Pear grafting is a simple and exciting procedure, but it requires accuracy and adherence to a number of rules. First of all, you need to take care of the selection and procurement of inoculation material, deal with the timing and methods of vaccination. An important point is also the choice of the rootstock, on the quality of which the result of the entire event and future fruiting will directly depend.

Growing and care

Trout in care is very whimsical, especially young seedlings. Trees under the age of five will require watering once every 7 days, and if the summer is dry, then 2 times a week. At the same time, it is worth pouring 2 buckets of heated water under each tree. An adult crop is watered much less frequently. The first irrigation should be carried out before flowering, the second - at the time of ovary formation. The third time Trout is watered during the period of active growth of fruits, and the last time - before leaving for the winter.

Top dressing begins to be applied already in the second year. In April, the tree is fertilized with nitrogen, and in the last month of spring - with nitroammophos. Closer to July, pears can be fed with potassium nitrate. Autumn is considered a resting period, so trees need help recovering. To do this, a bucket of water is mixed with potassium chloride (a tablespoon) and superphosphate (twice as much). Such fertilization will give Trout new strength. Before the beginning of winter, the soil is flavored with wood ash.

You need to cut Trout seedlings right after planting. All branches of the culture should be the same in length, and the upper part of the pear should be shortened by 1/3. Further, the pruning procedure is carried out at the beginning of summer. It will be necessary to choose the three most powerful shoots, keeping a distance of 0.2 m between them. These shoots do not touch, and the rest are removed. This is how the formation of the crown begins. In subsequent years, it will be necessary to keep this form, adding new tiers. It will be considered fully formed by about 5 years.

In order for a pear to grow correctly and give high yields, its branches must be cut off in time. Pruning can be done in both spring and fall. Depending on the age of the tree and the goals set, pruning can be: sanitary, thinning, shaping, stimulating, rejuvenating.
Feeding pears is a must-have procedure that cannot be ignored. Experienced gardeners recommend applying the first fertilizers two years after planting the tree. The process is divided into 3 main stages, which are determined by the timing of ripening, flowering and fruiting of the pear.
There are two ways to grow a pear seedling - vegetative and by seed. The first method is the most common, including propagation by cuttings, air layers, seedling buds. Seeds are grown less often, since in order to get a bountiful harvest with good taste of the fruit, the seedling will need to be grafted.

Disease and pest resistance

In general, this variety is considered to be very resistant to most pear diseases. But in conditions of an unstable climate and improper care, he can still get sick. The two most common diseases are fruit rot and scab. For prevention and treatment, you will have to use fungicides, it will be difficult to limit yourself to traditional methods.

Pests on Trout rarely parasitize, but aphids are found.The destruction of nearby anthills and the attraction of ladybirds to the site will allow the trees to be protected. Treatment of affected trees is carried out with soap solutions or insecticides.

Like any other fruit trees, the pear needs protection from various diseases and pests. When planting a pear on your site, you need to know in advance what diseases you should beware of. To successfully carry out the struggle, it is necessary first to correctly identify the cause of the problem. It is important to distinguish signs of disease from manifestations of the presence of insects, mites, caterpillars and other types of pests.

Resistance to soil and climatic conditions

The winter hardiness of the culture is at a high level, but in cold regions it will have to be covered with straw and burlap. In very harsh areas, roofing material is used.

The plant does not like drought and extreme heat.

Review overview

Summer residents say that Trout is both a beautiful and delicious variety of pears. The fruits are highly marketable and lie well, therefore such fruit trees are often grown on an industrial scale. But for beginners, Trout will not always be the best choice, due to the increased demand for care. Good harvests from a tree can be obtained only with proper watering, timely pruning and preventive treatments.

Main characteristics
Authors
Germany
Name synonyms
Forelle
Appointment
fresh
Average yield
40 kg / der
Marketability
high
Wood
Growth type
vigorous
Height, m
5-5,5
Crown
sprawling
Branches
thin, greyish brown, directed upwards
Leaves
small, with a glossy sheen - rich green, smooth around the edges
Fruit
Fruit weight, g
130-150
Fruit shape
elongated
Fruit size
medium size
Fruit color
deep yellow with orange-red freckles
Pulp
tender juicy and crispy
Taste
sweet
Duration of storage of fruits
within a month
Maturation
Ripening terms
winter
Fruit picking time
early or mid September
Early maturity
3-4 years after planting
Growing
Self-fertility
non-self-fertile
Winter hardiness
high
Location
Sun
Disease resistance
high
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