The fig tree achieves a good bearing, with a medium, dense development of branches and a thick crown. It is quite prolific of figs of very good quality, and with a quite long harvest period. The figs are urceolados, of green color purple that when maturing happens to coppery purple very showy, with a cracked reticular very marked. They are symmetrical in shape and uniform in dimensions. The pulp is red and very tasty; the achenes are small, but in great quantity; the skin is thin, of fine texture. They have a medium ease of peeling and a good abscission of the peduncle. They are moderately resistant to rain and the opening of the ostiolo, very prone to detachment and little resistance to transport.

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