The fruits of the variety are described as very small, with a mass of less than 10 grams. In its youth, the tree grows vigorously, forming a compact crown with upward-pointing branches. As it enters the fruiting stage, the growth rate becomes more moderate.
The variety begins fruiting very early, and the yield varies from abundant to medium. Fruit ripening is early, approximately one week before the Mirabelle de Bergthold variety. Currently, the variety is preserved in collections of old fruit crops.
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