The variety is the result of crossing the Gorella and Glasa varieties. The plants have a vigorous growth habit with large light green leaves.
The berries at the beginning of the harvest period are large, cone-shaped; as they ripen, the fruit size decreases. The flesh is red, juicy, with a pronounced aroma. Specific minimum size standards of 18 mm have been established for the fruits of this variety.
This variety was a specialized commercial solution for early greenhouse cultivation. Information describing it as a mid-late or large-fruited variety with berry weights of up to 100 g contradicts archival agronomic data on the original variety.
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