The Kiowa pecan cultivar thrives in regions with a suitable climate and altitude. It prefers a specific range of environmental conditions to grow and produce well.
Pecan
The Kiowa pecan cultivar is known for its vigorous growth and spreading habit. It produces large nuts and is moderately precocious. It requires pollinisers such as Cherokee, Moore, and Western Schley for optimal fruit production.
Latin Name: Carya illinoinensis
United States
- The Kiowa pecan cultivar is known for its vigorous growth and spreading habit. - It is considered moderately precocious and produces large nuts. - The Cherokee, Moore, and Western Schley pecan varieties can serve as pollinizers for the Kiowa cultivar.
Well-drained, sandy loam soils are preferred by the Kiowa pecan cultivar.
A vigorous tree with upright, spreading habbit. It is a moder- ately precocious cultivar, bearing large nuts. Pollinisers are Cherokee, Moore, Western Schley.