Quince C Rootstock
Quince C is a dwarfing rootstock, reaching 40% of seedling tree size 
 
Quince C is a dwarfing rootstock for Pear and Quince, which is popular due to its excellent cropping yields, bearing heavy crops of the scion variety. Quince C has the highest yield efficiencies of the Quince rootstock and is also very adaptable, will grow in a wide range of conditions and is very disease resistant. 
 
Quince C is incompatible with most pear varieties, requiring the use of an interstem (a compatible stem piece) between the scion variety and the Quince understock. 
 
Mature tree height: 2-3 meters
 
Soil: Adapts well to most soils, but heavy, moist soils are preferred to light, shallow soils. Quince will do best in well drained soils; however, established trees can withstand wet conditions. Quince do not like high pH soils (prefer slightly acidic)
 
Precocity: Very Early
 
Support required: No
 
Available in two sizes:
Grafting Grade - ready to graft this winter
Liner Grade - to plant out and grow on for budding in summer, or grafting the following winter