10 August 2026
The plant is a vigorous bush with trailing shoots that can reach 7 meters in length; the stems are covered with strong straight thorns. Flowers are large and white. Berries weighing up to 10 g have an elongated conical shape and change color from ruby-red to almost black with a glossy sheen when ripening.
The variety belongs to the very early group; berry ripening occurs in clusters of 4–10 fruits unevenly. The crop is resistant to diseases and drought and is suitable for cultivation on heavy soils. Due to the intensive growth of shoots, the variety requires mandatory tying to trellises, and in cold regions, it requires winter covering.
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