The tree of this variety is described as low-growing. The fruits are distinguished by high quality and a refreshing taste, however, they are prone to uneven ripening, which requires multiple harvests. The clustering of fruits in dense bunches increases the risk of moniliosis infection under certain weather conditions.
The variety has low winter hardiness, significantly inferior in this indicator to modern domestic varieties. Due to the genetic characteristics of hybrids of that period, the variety may demonstrate low yields or problems with fruit set due to differences in the chromosome sets of the parent species.
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