10 August 2026
The variety belongs to the early and very early group. The tree is distinguished by vigorous growth and forms a vertically spreading crown. The variety is not self-fertile; for pollination, the varieties Mariposa and Roseheart are recommended.
The fruits are medium-sized. The skin becomes red or dark red upon full maturity. The flesh is colored greenish-amber, which darkens closer to the skin. The stone separates easily from the flesh.
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