Interesting Japanese persimmon cultivars

[Oolie]

Excellent info. My unpollinated ones didn't have the concentric rings.

[Lovetoplant]

Thanks Kaz, it is very interesting to know.  On 3rd photo you posted, are both of the fruits soft and fully ripened?

[sc4001992]

Lovetoplant, no, I like to eat my persimmon when they are hard/firm.
Both of those fruits in the 3rd photo are still hard and crunchy. The pollinated one (brown inside) tastes very good and sweet, but the non-pollinated one is very bitter and astringent. If you want to wait until the non-pollinated one gets soft, then it is supposed to lose most of the astringency. If they are not pollinated, I just cut them open and then toss them out, so I need to graft more Chocolate and other varieties that will have male flowers to pollinate the Hyakume next year.

[Lovetoplant]

Thanks for all the detail informations.  The pollinated one looks amazingly delicious with brown flesh.

[gozp]

Any information with Taishu & Youhou varieties?

[sc4001992]

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[gozp]

I had a grafted Taishu tree but it died within a few months after I purchased it. I'm supposed to be able to get another replacement one this spring.

Where did u obtain the tree?