10 August 2026
The bush is vigorous, semi-erect, forming 4–5 strong thornless shoots 2.5–3.5 m in length, which requires obligatory tying to a trellis. Internodes are short. Berries are cylindrical in shape, glossy, black, possess a sweet taste with a slight acidity and a firm consistency.
The variety is mid-early; fruiting occurs in the period from late July – early August to early September. The variety is characterized by high yield, exceeding 20–28 t/ha. It possesses high resistance to leaf and shoot rust, as well as to anthracnose. Winter hardiness reaches –25...–26 °C; in severe conditions, covering is recommended.
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