The variety is an heirloom; its origin is associated with France or Italy. The plant is vining, characterized by high productivity, and, according to some data, does not require mandatory pinching. The variety is heat-loving and sensitive to frost, requiring a long growing season.
The fruits have a netted pattern on the rind; their weight is typically 300–500 g, although it may vary depending on growing conditions. The firm, juicy, and sweet pulp has a characteristic aroma and a pink or reddish hue. The variety belongs to the dessert category and has a short shelf life.
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