The tree of this variety is vigorous and forms a semi-spreading crown. The ripening period of the fruit is early; harvesting takes place in the second half of June or early July. The variety is self-incompatible and requires the planting of pollinator varieties that bloom in a similar period for stable fruiting.
The fruits have an elongated-oval shape and a mass from 50 to 100 g. The skin and flesh are intensely orange; the surface of the fruit is covered with a red blush on 30–50%. The flesh is firm, juicy, sweet, with a pronounced aroma. The pit is medium-sized and easily separates from the flesh. The variety is suitable both for fresh market sale and for industrial processing.
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