The variety belongs to early maturity groups; harvesting on average falls on the second week of June. Fruits have a size of 45–50 mm, possess juicy flesh with a pronounced apricot taste and a sugar level of about 15 units on the Brix scale.
The plant is self-incompatible and requires the presence of pollinator varieties blooming during the same period. The variety possesses genetic resistance to Plum pox virus and relative resistance to bacterial canker.
Intended for commercial horticulture and focused on the fresh produce market due to its attractive appearance. Is not an indigenous form from the Gilgit-Baltistan region.
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