Little known variety whose origin is not established.

Fruit of the Roma type, elongated and more or less chubby plum ending in a point which is often invaginated.

Skin color of fire, cameo of red/yellow and orange intermingled.

Flesh of the dense paste type but relatively juicy. Usually reserved for the canning, it can be consumed fresh its savour being well superior other varieties of this type.

Plant with great development. Regular foliage. Indeterminate growth.

Abundant harvests from mid-season. Variety easy to cultivate requiring only little maintenance and care.