At present, the best apple variety Jindili snake fruit, what are the characteristics of Jindili snake fruit? how does it taste?

Jindi Snake Fruit is a very popular supermarket apple variety, and Apple enthusiasts who are now rediscovering its potential are undergoing some rehabilitation.

The variety was discovered by a farmer in West Virginia at the end of the 19th century. It is usually regarded as the seedling of Grimes Golden, and it has a strong similarity. This variety was soon accepted by the famous Stark Brothers Kindergarten, and they were so impressed with them that they bought the original trees and the land around them. The tree has existed since the 1950s, by which time it has become one of the greatest apple varieties in the world.

Golden Crown is now grown in all the major warm apple-growing areas in the world. From the grower's point of view, Golden Crown is an attractive proposition-very easy to grow, heavy crops and fruits, and long-term preservation after harvest.

These qualities meant that by the middle of the 20th century, Golden Crown had become one of the main pillars of supermarket Apple sales, as well as Red Delicious and Granny Smith. At the end of the 20th century, when Apple's taste became important again, critics thought Golden Crown was dull and a victim of its own success.

However, enthusiasts are increasingly rediscovering Golden Crown and realizing that there is a very good apple behind the attractiveness of mass production and supermarket shelves. Part of the problem is that fruits picked in supermarkets are often picked when they are green and then stored for months before sale. By contrast, when the tree matures golden green, the real taste is revealed-particularly sweet and rich, just like eating raw sugar cane. Golden Crown is also a versatile apple that can be used for dessert and cooking purposes and has an attractive appearance-if it is ripe on a tree, it can indeed be golden.

In addition, there is no doubt about the importance of Golden Crown in the number of new varieties proposed in it. You don't need to be a professional grower to realize that crossing Golden Crown with Cox's Orange Pippin (or their respective offspring) may bring the sweetness of Golden Crown and the richness and complexity of Cox. Gala, a staple in other supermarkets, is a good example of this strategy.

If you have a warm and sheltered microclimate, Golden Crown can grow well in the UK. Our photo shows the Golden Crown grown in the UK-not the perfect specimen you might see in the supermarket, but it is still a delicious crispy sweet apple.

The variety known as yellow cuisine is considered synonymous with Golden Crown and may be the result of unauthorized transmission from the original Golden Crown tree.