Bukhara plum seedlings

It is a native cultivar of our country and usually begins to bear fruit three to four years after cultivation. The leaves are very late, late flowering and late ripening, the size of the fruits is small to medium. The kernels are separate. They need about 6 hours of sunshine a day and also have a high water requirement and are sensitive to drought. In areas with very cold winters, seedlings should be transferred to the main land in late winter and early spring, but in areas with mild winters, this can also be done in the fall.