The plant is a compact, often slightly spreading bush 70–120 cm tall with upright shoots. The berries are medium-sized with a weight of up to 0.6 g, delicate translucent pink in color, gathered in dense clusters, and contain small seeds.
The variety ripens in July to early August. It possesses winter hardiness and resistance to anthracnose and powdery mildew, but can be affected by the currant bud mite. The taste of the fruit is refreshing, sweet and sour, and less tart than that of red currant varieties.
Yield is 3–4 kg per bush. The fruit is multipurpose, including fresh consumption and processing. Due to the decorative appearance of the bush, the variety is used in landscape design.
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