The berries have a heart-like shape and an average size of about 23 mm. When fully ripe, they retain a creamy white color with bright red seeds, possess a delicate texture, and a sweet taste with a distinct pineapple aftertaste. The bush is compact, reaching 30 cm in height, and is characterized by moderate foliage.
The variety is non-remontant, with the fruiting period occurring in June. The plant is winter-hardy, adapted to harsh conditions (zone 3 and higher). Due to the unusual color of the berries, they attract fewer birds. Cross-pollination with other garden strawberry varieties is required for effective fruiting.
The variety is the result of hybridization between Fragaria chiloensis and Fragaria virginiana. It is used primarily as an ornamental and dessert crop, suitable for growing in pots and on balconies. Due to their consistency, the berries are recommended for fresh consumption rather than for making jam.
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