The variety is the result of self-pollination of the Gold King selection. The fruit is large, round in shape, and has yellow skin with an intense red blush. The flesh is yellow, firm, and juicy, with a clingstone pit.
The tree is characterized by compactness and self-fertility. Ripening occurs late, in California conditions — at the end of August or early September. The plant requires annual pruning and standard care.
The variety possesses the slow-ripening trait, which influences its storage and fruit texture. The chill hour requirement for breaking dormancy is 600–700 hours.
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