- A hybrid of the well-known Bluecrop variety, it originated as a random seedling.
- Its compact, bushy habit grows to approximately 80-100 cm tall and 70 cm wide.
- Young shoots are intensely pink, then gradually, as the leaves mature, they turn a mottled, dark green. Initially, the growths may not show any pink hues, but over time they develop, creating a truly unique plant. In autumn, the leaves turn red.
- White flowers appear in spring. Although it is self-pollinating, it yields best when grown alongside other blueberries (e.g., Legacy or Polaris).
- An early variety, the fruit appears in July. The fruit is typical of the species, sweet and tasty.
- It can be grown in small gardens or pots due to its attractive foliage, and the fruit is an added bonus.
- Frost-resistant to -22°C.
