The tree has medium vigor and forms a spreading or semi-spreading crown. The variety is self-fertile and does not require the presence of pollinators. The plant shows good resistance to diseases, including the sharka virus, and is characterized by above-average winter hardiness. The variety is prone to overloading with fruit, therefore it requires fruit thinning to obtain large-sized fruit.
The fruits have an oval shape, slightly flattened on the sides, often with a characteristic tip. Their average weight is 80–90 g, with individual specimens exceeding 100 g. The color is orange with a bright pink blush covering 30% to 60% of the surface. The flesh is orange, firm, and juicy, with a balanced sweet-and-sour taste. The fruits retain their market quality for up to 14 days under normal conditions and up to a month when stored in a refrigerator.
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