The variety belongs to the "red apricot" group and is self-fertile, which ensures stable fruiting without external pollinators. It is part of a breeding line aimed at increasing resistance to diseases, including Plum pox virus and Monilinia.
The fruits are distinguished by good taste, firm flesh, and an attractive market appearance. The variety is oriented toward commercial use and long-distance transport.
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