The tree of this variety is medium-sized and forms a spreading crown. The fruits have a round or elliptical shape. The flesh is orange in color, has a firm, juicy texture, a characteristic aroma, and a balanced sweet-and-sour taste; the stone separates easily.
The variety matures in early June. The fruits hold firmly to the branches and are not prone to dropping after reaching maturity. The tree is characterized by self-fertility, which eliminates the need for planting additional pollinator varieties, and increased resistance to late spring frosts.
The plant possesses genetic resistance to plum pox virus. When choosing a planting site, it is recommended to consider the risk of bacterial canker. The variety is adapted to a continental climate and does not require specific care beyond standard agrotechnical measures.
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