PLUMRED VI : 7M423 : SUNRISE

RED TO PURPLE SKIN / RED TO PINK FLESH

Ripens:  -8     About July 17th in Kingsburg, CA

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MATURITY Ripens -8, about July 17th in Kingsburg.
SKIN COLOR Red to Purple with small freckles toward the apex.
FLESH COLOR Red toward the skin, pink toward the stone, red veins throughout. 
SHAPE Globose.
SIZE Medium, typically 2 1/2" (64 mm) with heavy crop in the breeding grounds.
TEXTURE Very firm and crisp, quite juicy.
FLAVOR An nice blend of sugar and acid, typically 18-20 brix.
AROMA Moderate.
SKIN CRACKING No problems observed for 6 years.
CROPPING Always a good crop, with no failures observed.
BLOOMING PERIOD Medium to late, just after Santa Rosa.
CONFIRMED POLLINATORS

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Information Flower Variety Type Ripens Flower Bloom Code Year Pollinator Poll. Bloom Code No. Set
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/RY -8 6 2013 21C330 9 21
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/RY -8 6 2013 21C330 9 21
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R -10 8 2016 11P320 7 20
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/RY -8 6 2013 0C498 6 16
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/RY -8 6 2013 0C498 6 15
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R -8 8 2006 10P336 7 12
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R -8 8 2010 24C93 4 9
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R -10 8 2016 1C116 8 9
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R -8 8 2007 31P723 8 8
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R -8 8 2007 10P336 7 8
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/RY -8 6 2013 25C60 6 7
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/RY -8 6 2013 25C60 6 7
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R -10 8 2016 8P892 4 5
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R -8 8 2010 SEPTYUM 6 4
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R -10 8 2016 22C417 6 4
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R -8 8 2010 0C768 6 4
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R -8 8 2009 REDYUM 9 3
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R -8 8 2012 61M300 8 3
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/RY -8 6 2013 22C417 8 3
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/RY -8 6 2013 22C417 8 3
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/RY -8 8 2015 10P336 7 3
SunrisePlumredVI 7M423 R/R  -10 8 2017 5A713 8 3
WILL POLLINATE THESE OTHER VARIETIES

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Information Flower Variety Type Ripens Flower Bloom Code Year Pollinator Poll. Bloom Code No. Set
42P161 B/W +8 8 2010 7M423 8 35
43M853 RG/Wring +34 8 2010 7M423 8 33
25C946 RG/R   6 2013 7M423 8 30
61M482 RG/Pk +17 8 2010 7M423 8 30
61M724 P/Y +110 8 2010 7M423 8 30
Mango Tango PS III 34P1081 R&Y/Y +0 8 2011 7M423 8 23
61M1052 R/Y +82 8 2010 7M423 8 20
42M1143 G/Y +100 8 2010 7M423 8 18
1A447 R/OY +77 8 2015 7M423 8 14
Black Majesty 16G274 B/Y +40 7 2009 7M423 8 14
4M113 R/WY +72 7 2010 7M423 8 13
61M990 R/Y +90 8 2010 7M423 8 13
43M559 RG/Pk +37 8 2010 7M423 8 12
61M974 R/GY +85 8 2011 7M423 8 11
42P135 R/GY +93 9 2010 7M423 8 11
62M200 RG/R -6 9 2011 7M423 8 10
25P616 RG/Pk DD +22 9 2011 7M423 8 9
28P960 R/Y +80 7 2010 7M423 8 9
Grenadine PRVIII 22C422 R/RY +10 7 2011 7M423 8 8
42M739 R/GY +90 8 2011 7M423 8 8
63M1227 Y/Pk +26 8 2011 7M423 8 8
11P1158 G/Y +15 9 2011 7M423 8 8
1C162 R/d.R +10 7 2010 7M423 8 7
4M426 Y&Pk/Y +90 7 2010 7M423 8 7
43M734=704 G/Y +26 8 2011 7M423 8 7
23C541 GY/Y -13 8 2011 7M423 8 6
24C336 R-P/Pk +3 8 2010 7M423 8 6
4M193 R/Y +82 8 2010 7M423 8 6
5M155 RY/Y +85 8 2011 7M423 8 6
44M224 YR/RY +60 9 2009 7M423 8 6
59M893 RG/R +13 8 2010 7M423 8 6
4P1228 R/Y +90 9 2011 7M423 8 6
September Yummy® 26P627 R/Y +50 6 2012 7M423 8 6
23C131 B/Y +5 7 2011 7M423 8 5
9M226 R/R -2 8 2010 7M423 8 5
59M1050 RG/R -2 8 2010 7M423 8 5
60M1043 RG/R +32 8 2010 7M423 8 5
61M621 GR/YR +80 8 2010 7M423 8 5
63M1016 P/Y +85 8 2010 7M423 8 5
1A270 RG/R +2 9 2011 7M423 8 4
4M248 P/W +65 8 2010 7M423 8 4
5M69 GR/Y +85 8 2011 7M423 8 4
42M262 ODD/YR +70 8 2011 7M423 8 4
59M436 RY/Yring +24 8 2010 7M423 8 4
60M1036 GR/RY +18 8 2010 7M423 8 4
  61M300 P/GY +82 8 2009 7M423 8 4
13P870 R/Y +48 8 2015 7M423 8 4
Dino PS IX 31P723 RG/Pk +20 8 2009 7M423 8 4
36P999 R/R +2 9 2010 7M423 8 4
36P999 R/RY +2 8 2013 7M423 8 4
1A931 RG/R +35 8 2013 7M423 8 3
0C685 R/R +45 8 2010 7M423 8 3
7M77 P/Y +60 8 2010 7M423 8 3
7M280 GR/Y +70 7 2010 7M423 8 3
28P116 RY/R -5 8 2010 7M423 8 3
Mango Tango PS III 34P1081 R&Y/Y +0 8 2010 7M423 8 3
6A167 RG/RY +50 9 2011 7M423 8 2
23C541 GY/Y -13 8 2010 7M423 8 2
27C236 P/Y -3 8 2010 7M423 8 2
4M461 RY/RY +100 9 2010 7M423 8 2
7M211 R/Y +70 7 2010 7M423 8 2
42M877 GRsh/G +90 8 2011 7M423 8 2
60M1097 RG/R +30 8 2010 7M423 8 2
42P289 P/Pk +80 6 2009 7M423 8 2
BLOSSOM DENSITY Very heavy bloom.
FLOWER TYPE Large white flower, strong yellow anthers.
POLLEN PRODUCTION Good, attracts bees, and is an outstanding pollinator for the late season.
PLANTING SUGGESTIONS

Solid Orchard:  Spike one limb of a percentage of the trees with a mix of some of the above pollinators - suggested 25% to 50%.

 

Combination Planting:  Plumred VI (7M423) could be planted in conjunction with Plumsweet IX (31P723) and/or September Yummy, perhaps on a 4 rows of each configuration with some extra pollinators inserted in the middle two rows of each.

 

Other Combination Plantings:  Plumred VI (7M423) could be planted in conjunction with several of the above pollinators and/or varieties that it pollinates.  Typical plantings on an alternating 4 row spacing will require the addition of extra pollinators, especially for the unconfirmed directions.  It would be cheap insurance to spike the center two rows with additional pollinators, perhaps 25%.

TREE DESCRIPTION Upright and spreading, good vigor, some juvenile thorns.
COLD STORAGE DATA   
OVERALL

Recommended:  Excellent fruit qualities in all areas for the last 5 years, good setting ability, nice pollen to attract bees, but we have not seen it commercially here in the US.  It is doing very well in Australia. 

                                                                                                                                                     

POLLINATOR RATINGS

0-1:  No conclusive value

2-3:  Can Be Used

4-6:  Good Pollinator

7-9:  Outstanding Pollinator

10+:  Double Barrel

 

NOTES:

Spiking a pollinator means to graft a central limb of the commercial variety with one of the confirmed pollinators.  The recommended method would be to spike each tree once, but alternate more than one confirmed pollinator throughout the commercial orchard.  Some growers prefer to interplant the pollinator in the same row between two trees of the preferred variety and grow them in a flagpole or or very upright V-style, often pulling and tying a limb toward the center of each adjoining tree.

Combination plantings are made of 2 or 3 varieties that usually benefit each other for pollination.  Alternating 4 rows of each is most common, alternating 2 rows of each gives better pollination, but does not harvest as efficiently.  Also, it is usually beneficial to insert pollinators along the center 2 rows of a 4 row planting.