The fruits of the variety are very large, round, uniform, with smooth skin and minimal pubescence. The flesh is yellow, firm, juicy, fine-grained, without fibers, and distinguished by high taste qualities.
The tree is characterized by moderate growth vigor and requires fertile soils. The variety is self-incompatible and requires the presence of other peach varieties for cross-pollination; however, the Elberta variety and its close relatives are not recommended as pollinators.
The variety is susceptible to leaf curl and moniliosis. The fruits are suitable for fresh consumption and canning, and are characterized by good transportability due to the firm flesh.
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