Schwarze Säulenjohannisbeere 'Titania'

Variety

Schwarze Säulenjohannisbeere 'Titania'

created by Alex at 16.02.2025

Features

Taste

aromatic

süß-sauer

feine Würze

ausgewogen

Resistances

cold tolerant

resistant

robust

weatherproof

disease resistant

Little susceptible

Freiland geeignet

Location

Outdoor

House wall/wall

sunny to semi-shady

permeable soil

no waterlogging

single dose of compost

nutrient rich soil

humus soil

fruchtbare Böden

feuchter Boden

leicht sandig

leicht lehmig

guter Gartenboden

regelmäßig gießen

leichte bis mittelschwere Böden

Absonnig

ausreichende Wasserversorgung

Growth habit

strong-growing

slender growth

aufrecht-schlank

Säulenobst

Fruit shape

Kugelrund

ährenartige Traube

Color

Blue black

Blüte weiß

Blüte gelb

Season Overview

Propagating

Planting

Harvest

J

F

M

A

M

J

J

A

S

O

N

D

1ST YEAR

FOLLOWING YEARS

Description

The black currant Titania has an excellent balanced sweet and sour taste. It has a high vitamin C content and is suitable for eating raw. It produces high yields in July and August. Large black berries on dense clusters. The plant is extremely robust and resistant to diseases. Columnar currants require little space and yet produce good yields. They grow vertically up the stem and reach a height of 170 cm. Only prune excessively long shoots to maintain the shape. Cut out old wood if necessary. Columnar currants need little space and usually bear immediately. Ideal for container planting, e.g. as balcony fruit. But also ideal for small gardens.

Non hybrid

Not frost resistant

Growing tips

Location and preparation:

Details

Light requirement

Sunny

Water requirement

Moist

Soil

Medium (loamy)

Nutrient requirement

High

Light germinator

Germination temperature

20 - 25 °C (Degrees Celsius)

Seeding distance

90 cm

Row spacing

90 cm

Seeding depth

0.5 cm

Antagonistic Plants

No antagonistic plants

Diseases

No diseases

Pests

Spotted wing drosophila

Garden chafer

Common winter moth

Currant Aphid

Voles

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