The tree is vigorous with a spreading crown. The variety is self-fertile, which eliminates the need for planting pollinator trees to ensure yield. An important element of care is timely fruit thinning to prevent tree overloading.
Fruits are large, bright orange in color with a pronounced red blush covering up to half of the surface. The flesh is firm, juicy, fine-grained, deep orange in color with a balanced taste. The stone separates easily from the flesh. The variety possesses high transportability, which allows it to be used for long-distance shipments.
The plant demonstrates good resistance to a number of common diseases, including Monilinia and Clasterosporium carpophilum, however, it can be susceptible to bacterial canker.
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