10 August 2026
Trees of the variety are vigorous, forming a dense crown of moderately spreading, slightly drooping shape. Harvesting occurs in the second half of October. The variety is cross-pollinating and requires the presence of pollinators, such as Vama or Nikol. Fruiting is often irregular.
The plant possesses average frost resistance of wood and flower buds; however, due to late flowering, it exhibits resistance to spring frosts. Nuts are large, with an easily shelling thin shell. The kernel is large, pale brown in color, sweet in taste, and is used in cooking and the confectionery industry.
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