The variety belongs to the gage plum group and is mid-season, with the ripening period occurring at the end of August. The tree is hardy and reliable, its height depends on the rootstock used and reaches 3–5 meters in 10 years. The plant adapts well to various drained soils and tolerates colder conditions than classic gage plum varieties.
The fruits are medium-sized, round-oval in shape, and have a yellow or greenish-yellow color. The flesh is golden in color, moderately juicy, sweet, and the stone is small and semi-clinging. The variety is self-fertile, although the presence of pollinators contributes to increased yield. The variety is considered resistant to diseases and relatively undemanding in maintenance.
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