The variety belongs to the June-bearer group, the fruiting period begins 5–10 days earlier than Malling Centenary. The flower stalks are long, which provides convenience during harvesting.
The berries are large, with firm flesh and a sugar content of more than 9 on the Brix scale, which contributes to good transportability and keeping quality. The color is uniform, orange-red.
The plant has increased resistance to powdery mildew and crown rot, as well as intermediate resistance to Verticillium wilt. Suitable for cultivation in open field and protected cultivation.
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