The fruits of this variety have white flesh and are distinguished by a sweet-and-sour refreshing taste with a pronounced aroma resembling pineapple. The variety belongs to the mid-season maturity category and requires cross-pollination with red-fruited varieties to form full-sized berries.
The plant has moderate vigor and is considered less productive and resistant to transportation compared to modern commercial varieties. Due to its characteristics, the variety is more often found in private gardens and collections as a niche variety used in breeding.
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