The variety was obtained by crossing the Invicta and LS 9-31-54 varieties. The bush is medium-tall, with an upright or spherical crown. Thorns are sparse, single, and concentrated mainly in the lower part of the shoots, which facilitates maintenance and harvesting.
Fruits are large, weighing 10–15 g, round in shape, pink-red in color with a glossy finish. The berries have a sweet taste, transport well, and do not shatter after ripening. The variety shows high resistance to powdery mildew and frost resistance down to -35 °C.
The plant is of universal purpose, suitable for both industrial cultivation and private farms. The berries are suitable for fresh consumption, various types of processing, and drying.
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