10 August 2026
The variety is early in terms of flowering and harvest time. The tree has low chilling requirements (169 hours) and is self-incompatible. Fruiting occurs mainly on spurs. Harvesting can be difficult.
The nuts are of medium size with a kernel weight of about 1.4 g and a shape ranging from elliptical to elongated. The shell is semi-soft, accounting for about 48% of the fruit weight. The kernel is light-colored and smooth; the variety is distinguished by a high content of double kernels, amounting to about 20%.
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