The plant is low-growing, compact, with good foliage that protects the fruits from sunburn. The hybrid is suitable for cultivation in open field and greenhouses. The growing period varies from 75–80 days after transplanting to 115–150 days from emergence, depending on growing conditions.
The short-cuboid fruits have a length of 9–10 cm and a diameter of 7.5 cm with a weight of 75–160 g. The flesh is firm, and the wall thickness reaches 0.8–1 cm. The produce has good transportability and is suitable for fresh consumption, canning, stuffing, and freezing.
The variety possesses high stress tolerance and the ability to set fruit at low temperatures. Resistance to tobacco mosaic virus, Verticillium wilt, and Fusarium wilt is noted. The bush is resistant to strong gusts of wind.
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