The tree is vigorous, entering into fruit-bearing in the 3rd–4th year. Flowering occurs in mid-season. The variety is self-incompatible; the presence of pollinators, such as the Primaris variety, is required for fruit set.
The fruits have an oval-round or elliptical shape, with an average weight of 60–80 g, reaching 100–120 g with proper care. The skin is orange with a red blush covering up to half of the surface.
The flesh is firm and juicy, with a sweet-and-sour taste. The variety is characterized by high marketability and transportability. Winter hardiness is average; the variety is sensitive to the effects of spring frosts.
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