10 August 2026
The tree has high vigor and is characterized by early entry into fruit bearing. The variety is practically self-sterile; pollinator varieties are necessary for obtaining a yield. Harvest time falls on the end of September – October.
The fruits have a brittle, easily crackable shell. The kernels are medium-sized, elongated in shape; the kernel content is about 52.8% with a moderate percentage of double kernels (about 10%). The variety is adapted to the Mediterranean climate and demonstrates high viability.
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