The variety was obtained by crossing the Marmolada and Chandler varieties. The plants are vigorous, compact or moderately spreading, up to 30 cm in height. The flower stalks are tall, positioned above the leaf level, and may lodge under the weight of the crop.
The fruits are large, round-conical or conical in shape, with an average weight of 25–35 g, with individual fruits reaching 40–45 g. The skin is bright red with an orange hue and a glossy sheen; the flesh is firm and juicy.
The variety possesses winter hardiness and drought tolerance; it is resistant to powdery mildew and root system rots. Due to the firmness of the flesh, it has high transportability and is suitable for universal use; productivity reaches 220 c/ha.
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