This variety is considered one of the most valuable in Moldova. It is resistant to cold and drought. The tree is of medium height with a rounded, well-defined crown. In the early years of fruiting, it quickly increases yield. Female flowers have a longer blooming period. Fruit formation is mixed, with a 40/60% ratio of cluster buds to terminal shoot buds. It starts producing fruit after 3−4 years; the nuts are large, cylindrical, weighing between 10.8−12.5 g. The shell is thin, firm, smooth, and straw-colored. The kernels are large, white, and completely separable. Kernel yield is 50−53% of the total weight and they have excellent taste. Good results are achieved using two pollinators, for example, ‘Moldova Cluster' + ‘Kozak' or ‘Trifanov Cluster' + ‘Jarivetskij' / F26 universal rootstock. High humidity promotes the development of Marssonina juglandis P. The tree’s biological characteristics allow it to combine well with ‘Peschanskij'. These pollination combinations ensure good yield formation.
3-year-old walnut seedling: adapted to the climate, ready for planting in open ground