Stature: TallOptimal altitude: HighQuality at high altitude: Very GoodCoffee leaf rust: Highly resistant
History & Origin
This variety was first selected in 1903 from a Typica population planted on an estate in the Pasoemah region of Palembang, Sumatra, by the estate manager, Kissing. In Java, the variety was further improved by the Besoekische Proefstation (now known as ICCRI) under the name Blawan-Pasoemah (BLP). It was first planted in 1912 on the Pantjoer Estate. However, the variety was never officially released at the national level, and its commercial cultivation remains limited to state-owned plantations on Java.
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Morphology
- Stature
- Tall
- Leaf tip color
- Bronze
- Bean size
- Large
- Yield potential
- Medium
Altitude & Quality
- Optimal altitude
- High
- Quality at high altitude
- Very Good
Disease Resistance
- Coffee leaf rust
- Highly resistant
- Nematode
- Susceptible
- Coffee berry disease
- Unknown
Agronomy
- Year of first production
- Year 3
- Nutrition requirement
- Medium
- Ripening
- Average
- Cherry to green outturn
- Average
- Planting density
- 1000-2000 plants/ha (using single-stem pruning)
Genetics
- Genetic group
- Bourbon-Typica group (Typica related)
- Lineage
- Typica-like genetic background
- Breeder
- Indonesian Coffee and Cocoa Research Institute (ICCRI)
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