10 August 2026
The tree of this variety is characterized by medium vigor and a spreading crown shape. The fruits are large, weighing about 100 g, have a spherical shape and black-purple skin covered with a waxy bloom. The fruit flesh is yellow, firm and juicy; the stone is small and separates well.
The variety is late-maturing: fruits ripen in late August — early September. The plant possesses good disease resistance, is partially self-fertile, and requires the presence of pollinators to ensure abundant and regular fruiting. It prefers sunny areas with moderate water supply.
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