Prunus cerasoides

“Prunus Cerasoides is a medium size deciduous tree” — Prunus Cerasoides Cultivation: Agro-Techniques and Therapeutic Uses · AgriBot

“It prefers moderate shade and can be found flourishing under the moderate shade of other trees” — Prunus Cerasoides Cultivation: Agro-Techniques and Therapeutic Uses · AgriBot

“The plant is distributed in the temperate Himalayan region from Kashmir to Bhutan, Aka and Khasi hills in Assam and Manipur, at an altitude of 900-2300 m msl.” — Prunus Cerasoides Cultivation: Agro-Techniques and Therapeutic Uses · AgriBot

“Approximately 1100 plants/ha at a spacing of 3m X 3m in open fields” — Prunus Cerasoides Cultivation: Agro-Techniques and Therapeutic Uses · AgriBot

“Seedlings of about 65 cm height are transplanted into the field” — Prunus Cerasoides Cultivation: Agro-Techniques and Therapeutic Uses · AgriBot

“Propagation is primarily through seeds. It can also be propagated vegetatively through air layering and stem cuttings.” — Prunus Cerasoides Cultivation: Agro-Techniques and Therapeutic Uses · AgriBot

“Fruits ripen from March - April” — Prunus Cerasoides Cultivation: Agro-Techniques and Therapeutic Uses · AgriBot

“The fruits are produced in abundance with scanty pulp and are scarcely eaten, but are famous for making cherry brandy.” — Prunus Cerasoides Cultivation: Agro-Techniques and Therapeutic Uses · AgriBot