Geneva 41 apple rootstock has a little failure... 

Is this problem of weak grft union of g41with all varieties of apple or only few varieties. Pl ur response

Can you substantiate "a lot of issues with other Geneva root stocks as well" ?

@@ARUNKUMAR-gh3uw Of course, the other problem I’m seeing is sudden death of healthy trees for no obvious reason ( not fire blight, voles, etc.). For example, trees with normal apple loads will die seemingly overnight at random times in the season. The dead trees appear like they were hit with a flame thrower, leaves and apples will remain on the tree into winter. It’s not just a one-off phenomenon, I lost about a third of a row of macouns over 2-3 years. This phenomenon is only affecting trees on Geneva rootstocks. To be fair, I am not losing my orchard over this issue but it is concerning. Some rows on Geneva stock are fine.

​@@samuelbonacorsi2048sir iam from india and iam planning to eastblish an orchard with Geneva root stock series is it safe or risky in 7500 feet elevation with heavy clay soil

No problems so far, recommended if you want a bigger, free standing tree. Peter Mitchell, are you hearing me?

@@jmcext I copied Peter via Facebook

@@jmcext yea I do. In doing 5 trees across 42ft rows in my back yard Id like free standing cold hardy trees. Im in zone 4b upstate ny.

@@jmcext thank upu

My orchard is seedling problem is root root I Will trai ganava 890 alliveshan is 7700 fit