Laiwu Ox-heart Persimmons
They are named for their resemblance to an ox’s heart. The trees are robust, and the fruits are medium-sized, averaging 100 grams per fruit, with the largest reaching 150 grams. They are heart-shaped, orange-red in color, with fine-textured flesh, minimal fiber, abundant juice, and a sweet taste. They have a high sugar content, and most are seedless. They ripen in mid to late October. The fruits are renowned for their large size, vibrant color, sweetness, and juiciness. The current planting area covers 50,000 mu, with an annual output of 36 million kilograms. The main production areas are Chayekou Town and Xueye Town in the northern mountainous region, and Gaozhuang Subdistrict Office and Niuquan Town in the southern mountainous region.
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