Hi. I haven't been able to find an answer to this question so I decided to ask it here in hopes someone will know the answer.
I know that persimmons are divided into several categories based on astringency. My question is, what is the probability that a seed of a PCNA type (Pollination Constant Non-Astringent, which means that the fruit will be non-astringent regardless of whether it got pollinated or not) will also produce a PCNA type seedling? I have planted several Fuyu seeds a few years ago and I've put one of them in the ground in September 2018 (it was one and a half years old at that point), but it won't fruit for at least two more years it seems, so I'm getting a bit impatient.
Also, if there's not much chance that I'll get a PCNA fruit like Fuyu, I'd rather look for scion wood to graft, so it would be good to know as soon as possible.