The variety was obtained as a result of crossing the Muir and Charlotte varieties. The plant forms a vigorous but compact bush 25–30 cm tall with green, cup-shaped leaves. The fruiting period lasts from the beginning of July until autumn.
The berries have a bright red or orange-red color with a glossy finish and are distinguished by a high sugar content and a firm structure suitable for transport. The variety is suitable for cultivation in open field, greenhouses, and containers, although it may be susceptible to leaf spot, powdery mildew, and root rots.
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