Malus domestica MM111 <8mm planting material

Description

The Malus domestica MM111 is a vigorous and versatile rootstock that is ideal for apple trees in challenging conditions. Thanks to its excellent drought and frost tolerance, this rootstock performs well on both light sandy soils and heavy, wet clay soils. The MM111 offers a perfect balance between vigour, stability and early fruit set, making it a popular choice for orchards and hobby gardens.

Key features:
Vigor: Rootstocks from the MM111 produce trees with 75-80% vigor compared to a seedling, resulting in fairly vigorous growth.
Self-Growing: Trees on MM111 generally require no support and stand firmly even without permanent staking.
Drought resistant: Extremely suitable for dry sandy soils thanks to its excellent drought resistance.
Versatility: Suitable for both heavy, wet soils and lighter soils where other rootstocks perform less well.
Early Fruiting: Trees grafted onto MM111 produce fruit earlier than seedlings, ideal for those wanting to see quick results.
Applications:
The MM111 rootstock is an excellent choice for:

Orchards in areas with difficult soil conditions or limited water supply.
Hobby gardens where trees are grown without permanent support.
Drought-prone regions and soils sensitive to changing conditions.
Planting advice:
Planting distance: Recommended distance is 4-5 meters between trees, depending on the chosen apple variety.
Soil requirements: Suitable for a variety of soil types, from sandy to heavy clay.
Support: Not necessary, but in the early years a support post can contribute to stability.
Conclusion:
The Malus domestica MM111 is the perfect rootstock for apple trees that need to grow vigorously in various soil and climate conditions. Whether it is dry sandy soils, heavy clay, or a hobby garden with minimal support, the MM111 delivers reliable results and an early harvest.