FRUIT

Harvest Time

22-24 days post Burlat

Fruit Appearance

Very large size (average dominant size 30-32 mm), symmetrical heart-shape, shiny red skin tending to shiny red vermilion skin at advanced ripening

Fruit flesh

Good flesh consistency

Taste

Good flavour tends to be balanced

Cracking susceptible

Susceptible

TREE

Vigour

The tree has high vigour and expansive habit, well branched with standard fruiting habitus

Yield

It produces well and mainly on darts and flower buds at the base of one-year branches; in combination with dwarfing rootstocks productivity is constant (15 t/ha), and it has a very early fruiting

FLOWERING

Flowering time

Early, 1-2 days post Burlat

Pollination

Self-Compatible

S-allele

S3S4