This cultivar prefers a climate with moderate temperatures and a suitable altitude for its optimal growth.
Pecan
Shoshoni is a pecan cultivar known for its upright growth habit, making it suitable for high density plantings. It produces large nuts that mature early in the growing season, typically taking around 180-200 days. Shoshoni requires pollinizers such as Cheyenne, Western Schley, or Success for successful fruit set.
Shoshoni (Pecan cultivar)
United States
- Shoshoni is a pecan cultivar. - It belongs to the grouping of nuts. - It is known for its very upright growth habit, making it suitable for high-density plantings. - Shoshoni is a prolific and precocious bearer of large nuts that mature early. - It has a growing season of 180 - 200 days. - Shoshoni requires pollinizers such as Cheyenne, Western Schley, and Success varieties.
- Well-draining soil - Rich in organic matter - pH level between 6.0 and 7.0
A very upright variety, therefore good for high density plantings. It is a prolific and precocious bearer of large, early maturing nuts. Has a 180 - 200 day growing season. Pollinisers are Cheyenne, Western Schley, Success.