The variety is the result of crossing Tamella and Induka. Plants form compact, spreading bushes with large, dark green, concave leaves. Strong peduncles are positioned above the foliage, keeping the fruits suspended and preventing contact with the soil.
Berries have a conical or heart shape and a dark red glossy color. The average weight is 15–30 g, with the first berries reaching 35–60 g, and shrinking to 15–20 g by the end of the harvest. The flesh is orange-red, juicy, with a pronounced aroma.
The variety has good winter hardiness and resistance to powdery mildew. However, it is noted to be vulnerable to white spot, as well as gray and red root rot in conditions of excessive moisture. Due to the high juiciness and softness of the fruits, the variety does not tolerate transportation well.
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