Splash Zaiger Pluot Tree produces bright, eye-catching fruit with flavor as cheerful as its name. Small-to-medium round pluots develop yellow-orange skin splashed with red, surrounding juicy amber flesh with a candy-sweet flavor and refreshing acidity. The colorful fruit is outstanding for fresh snacking and makes a lively addition to fruit plates, salads, desserts, preserves, and cheese boards. White spring blossoms add another season of appeal before the sun-colored crop forms. Splash is especially attractive to gardeners who want a pluot that looks completely different from dark purple varieties while still delivering concentrated hybrid flavor. Developed through Zaiger Genetics’ pioneering stone-fruit breeding, it combines plum and apricot ancestry in a fruit that feels playful, accessible, and genuinely memorable when picked ripe from the tree.Splash grows standard on Myrobalan 29C rootstock and is suited to USDA zones 6–10, with a confirmed chill requirement of 400 hours or less. In suitable climates, harvest generally spans mid- to late July. Plant in full sun, thin fruit, and maintain consistent irrigation through ripening.Splash requires a compatible pollinizer. Confirmed partners include Santa Rosa Plum and Flavor Grenade Pluot.Splash Zaiger Pluot Tree Details Fruit: Round yellow-orange pluots splashed with red and filled with amber flesh Flavor and texture: Juicy, candy-sweet, refreshing, and gently tart Best uses: Fresh eating, fruit plates, salads, desserts, preserves, and cheese boards Harvest: Mid- to late July, with timing varying by region and season USDA zones: 6–10 Chill hours: 400 or less Tree size: Standard on Myrobalan 29C rootstock Pollination: Requires a compatible Japanese plum or pluot Recommended pollinizers/companions: Santa Rosa or Flavor Grenade Special care: Thin clusters and maintain even moisture while fruit colors Something Special: Splash is a Zaiger Genetics Pluot® introduction; the name refers to the red color that appears across its golden skin. Orchard Planning Resources Bare Root Tree Selection Guide How to Plant Bare Root Trees Fruit and Nut Tree Characteristics Tree Rootstock Characteristics Chart
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