The variety is mid-season, the vegetation period from germination to ripening is 68 to 85 days. The plant is characterized by green stems, leaves, and white flowers, and can exceed other Anaheim group varieties in bush size.
Fruits have an elongated, slightly flattened shape, tapering to the end, with a width of about 2.5 cm and a length of 17–18 cm. At technical maturity, they are green, and turn red upon ripening. The variety is classified as mild.
Fruits are suitable for fresh consumption, frying, baking, stuffing, pickling, and canning. The plant is suitable for both home growing and commercial production.
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