The plant belongs to the Canary melon type and is distinguished by a compact bush habit, which allows it to be grown in protected cultivation and in limited spaces. From 4 to 6 fruits are formed on one plant.
The fruits have an elongated shape and bright yellow skin color. The cream-colored flesh has a sweet taste with a slight acidity; the sugar content on the Brix scale is 14–15%.
The variety has resistance to powdery mildew and downy mildew, and also possesses resistance indices to a number of other pathogens. Intended for fresh consumption.
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