The plant forms medium-vigour, spherical bushes with a moderate number of runners. The berries have a pronounced gloss, protruding seeds, and light-red flesh with a large air cavity. The fruit calyx is smaller than the berry and is difficult to detach.
The variety is distinguished by a high percentage of marketable produce and increased resistance to grey mould compared to the Kama and Senga Sengana varieties. The plants possess sufficient winter hardiness but show susceptibility to powdery mildew.
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