10 August 2026
The variety is mid-season or mid-early with a ripening period of 105–120 days. The plant type is indeterminate, the bush height in open field reaches 1.2–1.8 m, in greenhouses — up to 2 m. The variety requires regular suckering and staking to a support due to its tall growth and formation of heavy fruits.
The fruits have a heart shape, sometimes with a “nose”, colored raspberry-pink. Average weight is 300–600 g, individual fruits reach 800–900 g. The pulp is characterized as fleshy, sugary and juicy, with a small number of seeds. The intended use of the fruits is primarily for salads, they are also suitable for processing into juices, pastes and sauces.
The plant possesses resistance to a number of fungal and infectious diseases, including late blight, alternaria, rots and verticillium wilt. It tolerates temperature fluctuations well and is suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions in greenhouses or open field.
The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ 276180
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