The rootstock has low vigor, which contributes to the formation of compact trees and allows it to be used for creating high-density orchards. The plant shows good compatibility with major groups of plum varieties, ensuring strength at the graft union without the risk of breakage.
The plant demonstrates resistance to Plum pox virus. The use of this rootstock affects fruit size and their chemical composition. It is propagated generatively, producing uniform seedlings; research on in vitro propagation is also underway.
The rootstock itself is fruit-bearing: its yellow fruits ripen in mid-August.
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