10 August 2026
The hybrid belongs to early indeterminate varieties, with a vegetation period of 67–73 days after transplanting. The plant is characterized as vigorous, open-type, with short internodes.
The fruits have an oval-round shape and bright orange color, with a weight of 16–18 g. The flesh is juicy, crunchy, with a high sugar content, Brix levels are 8–10°. From 18 to 20 fruits form on a single truss.
The variety is resistant to cracking and is capable of fruit setting under heat stress conditions. The fruits have good keeping quality, transportability, and are intended for sale on the fresh market as individual berries or whole trusses.
2 jurisdictions
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ 321213
№ 535836
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