Inka

Short description of the species

Botanical name
Inka
Latin name
Prunus persica
Variety
Inka
Scientific name
Prunus persica
Ripening
early variety
Origin/parentagen
Instytut Sadownictwa i Kwiaciarstwa, Skierniewice, Poland (exact parentage is not publicly documented)
Bearing
Very large fruits (200–300 g).
Growth
Moderately vigorous growth.
Health cndition
Low susceptibility to leaf curl and frost.
Harvest/storage
Harvest from early to mid-August.
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Interesting

An interesting feature of Inka is its adaptability to cooler growing conditions, which makes it more reliable in regions where some other peach varieties struggle.
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Usage

It is mainly used for fresh consumption, but thanks to their balanced flavor, they are also suitable for processing, such as jams, compotes, or baking.
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