Hoang Kim star apple "yellow is really golden" originating from Taiwan, grown in Vinh Long, selling at a good price in Vietnam

Published 2024년 6월 16일

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The Hoang Kim star apple tree, originally from Taiwan, is cultivated in Vietnam using seed nursery, extraction, and grafting techniques. The tree begins bearing fruit after three years if grown from seeds, or more quickly if grown from cuttings or grafted trees. Unlike other star apple varieties, which are usually only fruit once a year, the Hoang Kim star apple produces fruit throughout the year, requiring minimal care and dealing with pests. Harvests are done three times a year, with each tree yielding an average of 10-12kg of fruits per harvest. Binh Tan district in Vinh Long province has established the Thanh Binh Production and Service Cooperative for the production and distribution of Hoang Kim star apple, with plans to achieve a 3-star OCOP rating by the end of 2023.

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When young, Hoang Kim Star apple is green, and when ripe, it turns bright yellow. The Hoang Kim star apple tree originates from Taiwan and is grown by seed nursery, extraction and grafting methods; If planted by seed, after 3 years it will start to bear fruit. When young, Hoang Kim Star apple is green, and when ripe, it turns bright yellow. In Binh Tan district, (Vinh Long province), Hoang Kim star apple is grown in abundance in Nguyen Van Thanh commune. If you grow Hoang Kim star apple trees from cuttings or grafted trees, after 2 years Hoang Kim star apple will bear fruit. Unlike other types of star apple that only bear fruit once a year, Hoang Kim star apple produces fruit all year round, requiring little care and pests. Each year, the Hoang Kim star apple tree is harvested 3 times, each time lasting nearly 1 month. The larger the tree, the higher the yield. On average, for 3-year-old trees, each time produces 40-50 fruits, equivalent to from 10-12kg. In Binh Tan district, ...

Source: Danviet