The tree is of medium vigor, reaching 4–6 meters in height, with a spreading crown. The variety is self-fertile, though cross-pollination contributes to better fruit set. Flowering is early, which makes the tree sensitive to spring frosts, while the frost resistance of the plant itself is down to -15…-22 °C.
The fruits are small or medium-sized (35–55 mm in diameter) and have a round or slightly oval shape. The skin is velvety, light orange in color with red dots or a blush. The flesh is juicy, melting, with low acidity and a sugar content above 12 °Brix. The pit is small and separates well from the flesh.
The variety possesses natural resistance to diseases but is susceptible to peach leaf curl, moniliosis, and red spider mites. The harvest is collected from the end of June to the beginning of July. Due to the delicate skin, the fruits do not transport well and require careful hand harvesting.
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ROUGE DU ROUSSILLONprimaryES, FR, QZ
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