10 August 2026
The variety originates from the Gobi Desert region. The tree reaches a height of 3.5–4.5 meters and is characterized by high frost resistance, corresponding to zones 3–4. The plant is widely used in professional horticulture as a rootstock for peach, as well as an indicator for the diagnosis of Plum pox virus.
The fruits of this variety are significantly smaller than market counterparts and have yellow skin and cream-colored flesh. Due to their soft consistency, the fruits are mainly used for processing, including the preparation of aromatic juice or the production of dried fruits.
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