The rootstock was selected to ensure tree adaptation to specific soil types. It is characterized as medium to vigorous and possesses high tolerance to soils with a high active lime content, and is also well-suited for drained, sandy, shallow, and stony soils.
Trees on this rootstock have good anchorage and resistance to uprooting. An important economic feature is the rare formation of root suckers. The rootstock shows good compatibility with major sweet cherry varieties.
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