10 August 2026
The variety is primocane-fruiting and capable of producing two harvests per season: in summer on second-year canes and in autumn on current-year canes, starting from August until frosts. The tall bushes reach a height of 1.8–2.2 m and possess moderate cane spininess.
The berries have a round-conical or elongated-conical shape, with a weight of about 5–6 g. The fruit is characterized by a sweet taste, pronounced aroma, and firm flesh, which ensures high transportability. The plant requires mandatory trellising and intensive agricultural management.
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