Because fruits also have a PROTECTION certificate!
Now with the Ponkan Gold RBC cultivar DEFINITIVE PROTECTION certificate, the variety is legally protected, that is, the citrus grower who cultivates this variety is protected; which means that it is a species that cannot be multiplied freely. There is now control over the total number of seedlings that go to the field, limiting planting and ensuring the balance of supply of this product. Click here and access the certificate. * RBC 02 - PONKAN GOLD RBC, which has the TANGERIN CULTIVARS PROTECTION CERTIFICATE with no. 21806.000229 / 2018. Only RBC holds all Intellectual Property rights associated with RBC 02 - PONKAN GOLD RBC, that is, this variety can only be multiplied for customers who receive the license for planting and marketing the fruits.
Feature of the RBC Ponkan Gold
Originating from a spontaneous mutation of the Ponkan variety (common), the main characteristic of Ponkan Gold RBC is the late harvest of its fruits. On average, regardless of the planting region, the harvest of this variety takes place 60-90 days after the harvest of Ponkan (common). In the region of Mogi Guaçu / SP these conditions occur after the first rains of spring, where the variety is even more tolerant to the fall caused by rotting fruits caused by excess moisture and the appearance of fungi. This is an important characteristic because it allows the harvest in a period of low offers, being a great sales opportunity for the producer.
Laboratory analysis results
The results of laboratory analyzes at the time of harvest in October / 19. SS (Brix): 12.66% AT (% of citric acid): 0.81Ratio: 15.9 Average diameter 95-105mmSeeds: 5 to 7 per fruitCitromelo Swingle rootstock, 2014 planting (rainfed) Harvest season: September - OctoberData from Mogi Guaçu / SP, with an average altitude of 590m
Orchards planted in 2018 in the Center-South Region of Minas Gerais showing a difference between harvest times. Field of Ponkan Gold RBC is next to field of Ponkan (common).
Ponkan Gold RBC Photos taken in MAY / 2019
Ponkan (common) Photos taken in MAY / 2019