The variety was obtained through selection from seedlings; its origin is linked to the crossing of the Cherry and Victoria varieties. The plant forms spreading, medium-sized bushes. The berries, weighing 2–2.2 g, have a spicy taste with lower acidity compared to the Cherry variety.
The variety is characterized by self-fertility and yields at the level of 10–12 kg per bush. Ripe berries have a low tendency to shatter and can remain on the branches for a long time. It is intended primarily for home gardening.
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