The Faralia variety tree is characterized by medium vigor and a spreading crown; fruiting occurs on all types of fruit-bearing wood. The variety belongs to the mid-season maturity group, with late flowering. The variety is self-fertile, but the presence of pollinators is recommended to increase yield.
The fruits have a triangular-oval shape, are large, weighing 70–100 g. The skin is orange with a bright red blush covering about 30% of the surface. The flesh is firm and juicy, the sugar content is 12–14° Brix. The fruits are suitable for fresh consumption, drying, and processing.
The variety has high transportability. Susceptibility to Plum pox virus is noted, therefore the variety is not recommended for planting in areas with a high risk of infection with this disease.
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