Red apple with subtle stripes and good storability. Origin: Conklin, MI, by F.A. Rasch. Parentage unknown; discovered 1998; propagated 2007. Tree: vigorous; growth habit flat to slightly upright; blooms mid-May in Michigan; susceptible to fire blight (Erwinia amylovora); moderately susceptible to apple scab and powdery mildew (Podosphaera leucotricha). Fruit: diameter 9.5 cm; 40-50% blush red with subtle red stripes over yellow ground color; flesh firm, tender, fine, crisp, very juicy; pressure ~8.2 kg; flavor aromatic, sweet, 16.5 °Brix; ripens early October in Conklin; storability good, 6-10 months in controlled atmosphere.
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