10 August 2026
The tree grows relatively weakly or moderately, forming a drooping, spreading, or sparse pyramidal crown with thin branches. An adult plant reaches a height of 4 to 8 meters.
The fruits are round-obovate or pear-shaped. The thin skin is green at harvest, turning yellow-green during ripening, often with a brown russet. The flesh is dense, fine-grained, very juicy, and yellowish-white in color.
The variety belongs to the winter maturity group. Harvesting is carried out in late autumn, and consumer ripeness is reached in December-January. The plant is self-sterile, requires pollinator varieties, and is characterized by high yield and susceptibility to scab.
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