The variety was obtained by crossing the varieties Vengerka Vangengeima and Vengerka obyknovennaya. The trees are medium-sized, with a pyramidal sparse crown, and begin to bear fruit 3–4 years after planting.
The fruits are large, weighing from 44 to 100 g, egg-shaped or round-oval. The skin is dark blue, almost black, covered with an intense waxy bloom. The flesh is amber-yellow or greenish-yellow, firm and juicy, and the stone separates well.
The variety shows good winter hardiness and high tolerance to the plum pox virus, and is resistant to rust and fruit rot. The crop is not self-fertile; to ensure a stable yield, it is necessary to plant pollinators such as Cacanska Rana, Cacanska Lepotica, or Stanley.
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Cacanská najboljaprimaryCZ, NL, PL, QZ, SK
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