The tree is medium-sized with a compact rounded crown. The fruits weighing 4–7 g have a round or heart-shaped form, dark red skin, and juicy flesh with a sweet and sour dessert taste. The stone is of medium size and easily separates from the flesh.
The variety is of mid-season maturity, with harvest taking place from late June to early July. The tree begins bearing fruit in the 3rd year after planting and is characterized by partial self-fertility. The variety is universal in use, suitable for fresh consumption and various types of industrial processing.
Frost resistance is estimated as high or medium depending on the region and rootstock. Disease resistance is characterized as inconsistent: susceptibility to Monilinia and bacterial canker is noted alongside relative resistance to leaf spots.
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Kelleriis 14primaryQZ, SI
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