The variety is a mutation of the O'Henry peach, genetically very similar to it, but ripens 7–10 days earlier. The tree is medium-sized, with a spreading, vase-shaped crown, characterized by stable fruit-bearing and high yield.
Fruits weighing 160–210 g have a spherical or slightly flattened shape. The skin is golden-yellow with an intense red blush covering 70–90% of the surface; pubescence is practically absent. The flesh is firm, yellow with red streaks near the stone, which separates easily.
The variety possesses high resistance to fungal diseases and is less prone to fruit drop under cold temperature deficits. Usage is universal: fruits are suitable for fresh consumption, industrial processing, canning, and freezing.
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