The variety is a hybrid of Parker × (Tioga × Pajaro). It belongs to the short-day group and is characterized as mid-season. The plant forms relatively long flower stalks; flowers are large and self-fertile, which contributes to good pollination and a low percentage of deformed fruits. Bushes have a good ability to produce runners.
Fruits have a blocky, wedge-shaped, or conical shape; the flesh is firm, sometimes with cavities inside. There is a possibility of uneven berry coloration. The variety shows high resistance to a complex of viruses, but is susceptible to leaf spot and sensitive to spider mite infestation. During propagation in nurseries, plant selection is required to exclude the leaf yellowing trait.
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