Здравейте, пиша на български език, понеже английският език ми е доста слаб. Аз съм собственика на разсадник Exotic Plants Bulgaria. Чета , че тук се коментира моя разсадник и моето име, като има човек с ник nothingfail , който в няколко поста се опита да ме детронира с лъжи и предположения. Това си е негов проблем, най малко ме интересува неговото мнение, нямам честта да го познавам и не желая разбира се контакт с подобни хора. На всички останали любители на растенията пожелавам да сте здрави и да се радвате дълго време на хобито си. Сега конкретно за хинапите ( ziziphus ) и неговите вариети - сортове. В разсадника разполагаме с 12 различни сорта, като основно произвеждаме годишно 7 конкретни сорта LI, LANG, R5, Sugar Cane, Ju Tao Dzao, R4T3 и Tiger tooths. Тази година ще пуснем и един нов сорт за ЕВРОПА , Korean 1, Много сладък сорт, който когато е зелен още е кисел. Ние произвеждаме всяка година по няколко хиляди броя дървета, от тях над 70% изнасяме в Европейския съюз, последните години продаваме само и изключително на едро, за това и се извинявам, че не отговаряме на поръчки на дребно. Сега можете да разчитате , че всеки един от вас, който желае да закупи на дребно ще му бъдат изпратени растенията. Обслужваме абсолютно всички държави от Европейския съюз, включителни и Великобритания. Пожелавам ви здраве и мнохо успехи.
My translator picked this up and translated to English as below
Hello, I write in Bulgarian, because my English language is quite weak. I am the owner of Exotic Plants Bulgaria. I read that here is my nursery and my name commented here, as there is a man with no nothingfail, who in several posts tried to dethrone me with lies and assumptions. This is his problem, at least I am interested in his opinion, I have no honor to know him and I do not want contact with such people of course. To all other plant lovers I wish you were healthy and enjoyed your hobby for a long time. Now specifically about the ziziphus and its varieties - varieties. In the nursery, we have 12 different varieties, mainly producing 7 specific varieties of LI, LANG, R5, Sugar Cane, Ju Tao Dzao, R4T3 and Tiger tooths. This year we will release a new variety for Europe, Korean 1, a very sweet variety, which when green is still sour. We produce every year several thousand trees, of which over 70% are exported to the European Union, we have been selling exclusively and exclusively for the last few years, and I apologize for not responding to retail orders. Now you can rely on the fact that each of you who wants to buy at retail will be sent to the plants. We serve absolutely all countries of the European Union, including the United Kingdom. I wish you health and many successes. 1
This is just a shot list of the Jujubes that we have as you have 2 or 3 that I would be interested in having also
JUJUBE planting far right of house Farm # 3
Row 1 Tree PLT 2015 1. Topeka 2. XC 815 3. YU Jujube 4. Sang Wang 5. Hanna Zao (Frog) 6. Silber Special Jujube 7. Huping Jujube 8. Chico 9. MI AKA Gourd jujube 10. Hui Jo 11. Orange Beauty 12. Dragon Yong Dae Chu 13. Tea pot 14. Jun 15. Globe 16. Huk San 17. Sherwood Rooted 18. Don Polenski 19. Dae Bai Ling 20. Linyi Pear Jujube 21. MU Jujube 22. YU jujube
Row 2 Tree PLT 2014 1. HULU Jujube 2. Roger Meyers SW-1 3. MU Jujube 4. Fitzgerald 5. Huk San 6. Dragon Yong Dae Chu 7. Xu Zhou Xu Zhou England’s G 6 feet 8. Honey Jar G 3 feet 9. Root stock 10. Honey Jar G 3 feet 11. Kima Bay Laurel G 8 feet 12. Honey Jar G 5 feet 13. Li DWN G 8 X 8 14. Honey Jar G 3 feet 15. Jin RM G 8 X 4 16. Honey Jar Small G 17. SDL SMALL fruit 18. Honey Jar G 19. SEEDLING to dig 20. Honey Jar G 6 FT 21. Li – LEC G
Row 3 Tree 1. Seedling small fruit 2. Wang Dae Chu KO G 3. Shan Xi Li G RM 6 x 3 very large fruit
4. Tigers tooth JF 5. Seedling root stock Large tree med fruit 6. BOK JO G 7. Black Sea OGW Small 8. MAT DAE CHU G 9. Black Sea OGW G 10. BULUSHU ZAO G 11. Seedling SDL OGW G 12. TAE SANG WANG G 13. Massandra OGW G 14. Honey Jar G 15. Wang Dae Chu Han kuk G
Row 4 Tree 1. Redlands #4 ** 2. Hana Zao Chun kuk G ** 3. DONG Zao 4. Meyers Roger 5. seedling 6. Autumn Beauty 7. SO, JUJUBE G 8. ‘Dong Zao G 9. SEEDLING RED TAG 2 TREES 10. MU G 11. JIN JUJUBE 12. Tigers Tooth G 13. Sugar Cane G 14. Utah jujube G 15. MA YA ZAO = MOONLIGHT G
Row 5 Tree 1. Li LEC G 2. MEYER’S RM G 3. Meyers G 4. Fitzgerald Jujube G 5. Seedling Root stock 6. Massandra G 7. Autumn Beauty G 8. ‘Honey Jar G 9. Sherwood LEC, LG FRUIT SWEET G 10. Wal Dae Chu Chun kuk 11. Zhou Chui Wang Chun China G 12. BULUOSHU ZAO G 13. 2 trees as one Dong Zao +Wu He Zao 14. ‘Wal Chul Dae chu 15. BOK JO G
Row 6 Tree 1. CoCo NWN G 2. Sherwood G LEC small tree G 3. Globe G RM 4. SDL Graft failed SMALL FRUIT 5. Xu Zao G 6. BOK Jo SY very nice fruit LARGE TREE 7. Shi Hong G 8. YU G RM 9. Bok Jo G 10. Dae Sol Jo G 11. Silverhill 12. Coco NWN G 13. NITRA JUJUBE G 14. JIN Chang Jujube G
Row 7 Tree 1. Jin jujube 2. Meyers G jujube 3. Zho Tao OLI G 4. Park jujube 5. Sans Pepine OLI graft buried G 6. Wang Dae Chu 7. Winter Delight G 8. Mu Deung Dae chu 9. Shan Xi Li Chun Kuk G 10. Globe RM 11. ‘Jin – RM small tree G 12. JIN 13. Shan Xi Li 14. Shi Hong 15. Jewel Jerry L. rooted
Row 8 Tree 1. Seedling juju 2. Jun Zao Jujube 3. Seedling jujube 4. Sui Jujube S.M. 5. Shan Xi Li 6. Dae Sol Jo Han Kuk 7. Jin Chang Chun Kuk 8. Black Sea OGW 9. Hetian Jade juju 10. Da Baj (ZAO) 11. Hetian Jade juju 12. Shirley Meyers 13. Shan Xi Li Chun Kuk 14. Black Sea OGW 15. Sherwood rooted
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Row 9 Tree PLT nov 2017 1. Seedling Black Sea OGW dead 2. Bok Jo Chun Kuk 3. Redland # 4 2016 4. Hana Zao 5. Wang Dae Chu 6. Globe SM 7. R4T3 TVA jujube pepper jujube 8. Topeka rm 9. Sherwood rooted from Texas 10. Roger Meyers Big Fruit 11. Jin Chang Chun Kuk 12. Abbeville RM 13. Hetian Jade Chun Kuk 14. Shan Xi Li 15. Shi Hong RM
Row 10 Tree PLT Nov 2018 1. Sherwood rooted clone 2. ____________ 3. Globe 4. _____________ 5. Sherwood Rooted Clone 6. ______________ 7. Mi AKA Gourd Jujube 8. ____________ 9. Qi Yue Xian Jujube 10. _____________ 11. Tae Sang Wang Jujube 12. _______________ 13. Sherwood Rooted Clone 14. ____________ 15. Qi Yue Xian Jujube
All my R4T3 from a graft last year has dropped all its fruitlets this year same as last year!! 
hopefully the budwood has at least grown/thickened considerably. Ours weren’t particularly precocious either. A r4t3 fruit picked in the right conditions attained 30+ brix, if remember it right. It is similar to turkish(aka priest) in sweetness and flavor. Priest has denser flesh, while that of r4t3 has a light crisp, like hj
The graft has grown well this year. Not as much as Coco but it’s probably 18-24” and thick. Both on Lang. R4T3 had several fruitlets and one attained size to show shape well and then turned yellow. No fruitlets on Coco. Li graft on Lang has several fruit.
What is the size and ripening season of priest(aka turkish)? It sounds delicious!!
@PaulinKansas6b
Priest ripens mid season ANd it a nice fruit oblong longer than wide and crisp also
i concur! 
here the fruits are about the size of a big sugarcane juju
That is great! Priest is for sure on my list!! Maybe in a year…
Raf
Can you compare the size, shape, texture, sweetness, productive, taste between Massandra Vs priest?
Tony
i personally like priest better than massandra, but my assessment might not be accurate, since only had massandra ~2 yrs.
bought ‘massandra’ from ogw much earlier than that, but the fruits were shaped like sc, so that set me back additional years of waiting 
having obtained, >60 cultivars, have to say juju identity is contingent to whether or not the person labeling the specimens was drinking red bull.
or had vodka on-board, lol
anyway, going back to priest, got to hand it to them Turkish folks, they are probably the most underrated fruit-growers and fruit breeders. Jujus aren’t the only species they’ve dabbled in, but as many already are aware, apricots, cherries, and from what have seen online, they are even growing bananas!
forgot to add though, priest, massandra, and r4t3 fruit development seem to be sensitive to our torrid summers, so best to delay their fruiting if growing them in desert areas, say, those desertsin cali, az, nm, and tx, apart from nv.
jujus bear fruits on same-year’s growth, so removing all their fruits in early summer will usually coax them to bear more fruits in late summer or early autumn.
Wow thats super interesting Raf!!! Sounds like Priest and r4t3 are must haves!!! Do you think they may do better in a cooler region like here in kansas than in your southwestern heat?
interesting thoughts for mislabeled plants 
@jujubemulberry, I grow Norris #1 and R4T3, and both are fruiting for the first time this year. I was curious if you have any theories about which of the trees on @KYnuttrees list might be Norris #1, since you determined it isn’t R4T3. The fruit have a similar shape, with R4T3 perhaps a bit more pointed. Was flavor the main difference between the two for you?
Here is my Norris #1:
And here is my R4T3:
@ncdabbler
I really can not commit much as I do not have the Norris # 1 I have made several attempts to purchase the selection and HSN will not sell us one SO to stop the confusion I have up loaded the 6 year long study That I did on the planting from the Norris river damn project that was planted in 1932 thru the TVA project
This in formation has been published and is on file for the public to see and is not copy written So I hope this helps but the ones you have look the same to be but there is a row 7 trees that I suspect is the same as the R4T3
Enjoy
Cliff
Jujube planting Norris Damn area #2.pdf (33.3 KB)
