TIMLLILTE

Category: ARGANIER

The TIMLLILTE clone is a moderately vigorous argan tree that flowers in April. It is characterized by its few thorns and the ability to produce more than 100 kg of fruit at maturity, with no alternation in production. The fruits are globular in shape, offering a crushing yield of 20% and an oil content of 40%. The harvest period takes place in March, providing a concentrated yield during this season. As with other argan varieties, the quality and quantity of oil depend on several factors, including fertigation practices, orchard management, planting region, and climatic conditions. Moreover, this clone shows remarkable drought resistance, making it a valuable choice for coping with the challenges of climate change.

Description

Characteristics and Production Potential of the Timllilte Tree

The Ouassif tree is known for its vigor and continuous flowering throughout the year, ensuring simultaneous production of seeds and flowers. With minimal thorns, it offers ease of handling. At maturity, it can yield over 100 kg of produce annually. Additionally, it does not exhibit production alternation, making it a reliable and consistent producer.

Tree vigor

Moderately Vigorous.

Date of flowering

April.

Degree of thorn presence

Minimally thorny.

Production

At maturity, it can produce more than 100 kg.

Alternation of production

No

Fruit Characteristics and Yield

The fruit has an elongated shape, making it distinct and easily identifiable. It offers a crushing yield of 25%, with an impressive oil content of 55%. The harvesting period extends from March to October, providing a long and flexible window for collection. These features make it a valuable resource for oil production.