Rote Säulenstachelbeere 'Hinnonmäki'

Variety

Rote Säulenstachelbeere 'Hinnonmäki'

created by Alex&Sempi at 16.02.2025

Features

Growth habit

lifespan: perennial

harvest: profitable

flower: flowering

root type: shallow-rooted

self-fruiting

leaves: Deciduous

seed-fixed: yes

growth habit: upright slender

columnar fruit trees

Taste

aromatic

intensive

Resistances

cold tolerant

Place fix

resistant

robust

Winter hardy

Little susceptible

Location

planting: outdoor

light: sunny to semi-shady

Soil: permeable soil

soil moisture: no waterlogging

Fertilization: single dose of compost

fertilization: humus-enriched

Soil: Well fertilized

soil moisture: moist

Fertilization: moderately nutrient-rich

Soil: medium-heavy

Soil: good garden soil

Water: regularly

soil moisture: not too dry

pH value: acidic to neutral (5,5-7)

Color

light red

Flower white

Fruit shape

roundish

slightly oval

slightly hairy

Season Overview

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Description

The red columnar gooseberry Hinnonmäki red is a variety that originated in Finland and is widespread throughout Europe. Medium-sized, red fruits with few hairs. Medium firm, sweet, slightly tart and aromatic. Highly burst-resistant, easy to pick. Suitable for home gardens and commercial cultivation. Medium to high yields. Robust, not very susceptible to mildew. Ripen from the beginning of July. Columnar gooseberries need little space and produce good yields. They grow vertically up the stem and reach a height of 150 cm. Only excessively long shoots are pruned to maintain the shape. Ideal for container planting, e.g. as balcony fruit. But also ideal for small gardens.

Non hybrid

Not frost resistant

Growing tips

Growing tips

Details

Light requirement

Sunny

Water requirement

Moist

Soil

Medium (loamy)

Nutrient requirement

Medium

Light germinator

Germination temperature

20 - 25 °C (Degrees Celsius)

Plant distance

90 cm

Row spacing

90 cm

Seeding depth

0.5 cm

Antagonistic Plants

Diseases

Powdery mildews

Pests

Sesiidae

Schildläuse

Spider mites

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