The variety is partially self-fertile and belongs to the early-flowering group. The trees form a slightly spreading, moderately dense crown. To obtain a more stable yield, it is recommended to plant pollinator varieties such as Early Orange, Harcot or Somo.
The fruits are oval in shape, slightly flattened on the sides, and have light orange skin with a red speckled blush. The flesh is firm, sweet, with a slight acidic tang and aroma; the stone separates well. When fruit set is abundant, thinning is recommended.
The variety shows lower susceptibility to phytoplasmosis compared to a number of other varieties. The resistance of flower buds and trees to winter frosts is assessed as medium. The fruits ripen in the first half of August.
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