The variety is the result of crossing a hybrid form of the Roshchinskaya and Pozdnyaya Leopoldsgallskaya varieties with the Culver variety. The plant is tall, vigorous, and compact, producing a medium to large number of runners. Flower stalks are located at or above the leaf level.
The berries have a bright red color, a shape ranging from truncate-obtuse-conical to round-conical, and a weight of 11–14 g. It is a mid-season variety; the berries ripen in late June to early July. The yield is 55 c/ha. The variety has a universal use, and the flavor is rated as good.
The variety is adapted to harsh climatic conditions and northern latitudes. Disadvantages include low keeping quality and the delicate nature of the berries, which complicates transportation.
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