10 August 2026
The variety is a vigorous trailing-type bush with thorny canes, the length of which can reach 7 meters. The plant requires mandatory tying to a trellis and winter covering in regions with cold climates.
The berries have an elongated truncated-conical shape, a mass of up to 10–14 g, and a glossy black color. The taste of the fruits is sweet, with a pronounced aroma. The variety is characterized by high tolerance to heavy soils, wind, and drought, however, it may be susceptible to gray mold.
The variety is intended for fresh consumption and processing. The ripening of berries in the cluster occurs gradually, changing color from ruby red to black.
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