Black Satin blackberry variety
Old strong thornless semi-creeping variety with juicy fruit and long blooming and harvesting period
![Botanical designation](/img/genus_species.png)
Rubus subgenus Rubus Watson 'Black Satin'
![Originated from a cross of](/img/variety_parents.png)
Originated from a cross of SIUS 47 x Thornfree
![Variety denomination](/img/variety_title.png)
Variety denomination - 'Black Satin'
![Black Satin is the parent for](/img/isparent.png)
Black Satin is the parent for Čačanska bestrna
![Plants are](/img/thorns.png)
Plants are thornless
![Bushes have](/img/canes_style.png)
Bushes have semi-erect canes
![Fruit weight is](/img/berryweight.png)
Fruit weight is 4 g
![Shape](/img/berryshape.png)
Berries have a conical shape
![Fruiting habit](/img/bramble-season-one.png)
Fruiting habit - floricane fruiting (summer-bearing)
![Flowering on floricanes starts in the](/img/blooming-1.png)
Flowering on floricanes starts in the second week of June
![Ripening date (regular) -](/img/ripening-1.png)
Ripening date (regular) - fourth week of July
![Productivity is](/img/berryyield.png)
Productivity is 15 kg per plant
![Cold hardiness is](/img/cold-hardiness.png)
Cold hardiness is good
![Heat tolerance is](/img/sun.png)
Heat tolerance is low
![Current status](/img/variety-status.png)
Current status - modern or widely used
![Country of origin](/img/country_origin.png)
Country of origin - United States
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Flowers are pink when opened, after a few days they fade to white. Berries are collected in brushes of 10-15 pcs, the number of brushes is very large. The flowering begins in early June. Blooming period is very long.
First berries ripen in late July or early August (vary from weather conditions and region), harvest season ends until late autumn. Due to the very long harvesting, some fruit will not have time to ripen.
Berries are medium size (from 3 to 4 g), at the ends of the canes - much larger, up to 7-8 g. Fruit are beautiful, have rounded elongated shape and glossy black color. Unripe berries have an acid taste, while in appearance they look ripe. Ripe berries are very soft, juicy and cannot be transported. Black Satin fruit must be harvested every 3-4 days, otherwise the fruits are easily affected by grey mold.
The yield of Black Satin is high, up to 10-15 kg per plant, and with right agricultural technology up to 25 kg.
Black Satin can be compared to Thorhfree, both varieties are very similar to each other. Like Thornfree, fruit of this variety can be used for wine production.
The Black Satin variety has good frost resistance up to minus 18 C.
![Diseases resistance](/img/resistance.png)
What diseases is blackberry Black Satin resistant to?
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What diseases is blackberry variety Black Satin vulnerable to?
![Useful Growing Guides](/img/guides.png)