Description
Introduced by Luther Burbank in 1919, Inca produces heart-shaped, golden-skinned fruit with magenta specks and a magenta blush around the stem when ripe. The flesh is rich, dense, and crisp with a distinctive sweet-tart balance uncommon among Japanese plums.
Tree Type: Standard.
Fruit Type: Semi-Freestone, Golden Skin / Red Specks.
Fruit Size: Medium.
Chill Hours: Low, well suited to the low desert.
Growth Rate: Vigorous.
Harvest Times: Early to Mid-August.
Not self-fertile - plant with another Japanese-type plum for pollination.