Named after a Swiss gardener. Believed to be a mutation of Marizol Purple.

Large fruit weighing over 300 grams, round, slightly flattened at the poles and slightly wavy at the shoulders. Shallow but wide depression at the peduncular attachment.

Uniform orange-red color. Thick skin.

Firm, fleshy flesh with aromatic flavor.

Large development, regular foliage, indeterminate growth.

Harvests in the second half of the season.

Keeps well. Good resistance to airborne diseases.