Variety profile
Redcurrant ‚Rovada’
Ribes rubrum · Grossulariaceae
- Ripening
- spät
- Harvest
- Week 29 to 32
- Vigour
- stark
- Origin
- Niederlande
- Introduced
- 1980
- Self-fertile
- Yes
- Use
- Tafel, Saft, Einmachen
- Disease resistance
- Blattfallkrankheit: hoch, Mehltau: hoch
About this variety
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Probably the most productive red currant of all, with exceptionally long, evenly set strigs. It ripens late and is self-fertile, so you bring in a rich harvest even without a second variety. The large berries sit loosely on the strig, which makes them especially easy to pick. The healthy, robust bush is regarded as little prone to disease and is a first recommendation for new plantings.
Mild and balanced, less tart than older varieties. The long strigs look just as beautiful on the bush as they do on the plate.
Care and diseases
Soil, feeding, pruning, companion planting and diseases apply to every variety of this species alike. You will find the full guidance on the species page.
All care notes for Redcurrant