10 August 2026
The tree of this variety is very vigorous, strong-growing and distinguished by its longevity. The variety is characterized by late flowering and average productivity. The fruits hold firmly on the branches and are resistant to strong winds; however, the variety has high susceptibility to scab, while some resistance to pear psylla is noted.
The medium-sized fruits have a shape ranging from oblate to conical. The skin is thin and firm, light green in color, turning yellow upon ripening, with the presence of lenticels and russeting. The flesh is creamy white, firm, granular, juicy, and sweet. Harvesting is carried out in late September — early October; the variety is suitable for long-term storage.
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