The variety forms a tree with moderately vigorous growth and a slightly spreading, moderately dense crown. Annual shoots are characterized by thickness and a reddish-brown hue on the sunny side. The plant requires cross-pollination; Harcot and Early Orange are recommended as pollinators.
Fruits ripen in the mid-season. With excessive yield, there is a tendency for fruits to become smaller, which requires thinning of the ovaries. The variety demonstrates relatively high resistance to phytoplasmal diseases compared to other representatives of the crop.
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