The tree acquires a good development, which is explained by a high vigor. The cup is proud of branches, but quite rounded, dressed by a thick foliage and showy by the coloring of the figs; quite prolific, and of a long harvest period. The figs are pretty pyriform, together pleasant and showy and large, of an earthy purple color with a cracked reticular very typical of the variety, which reaches the ostiolo, which usually has a crack of three striae. They are symmetrical in shape and uniform in dimensions, have a median abscission of the peduncle and easy peeling. The flesh is fiery red, very sweet and tasty, with few and medium achenes. The skin is thin and thin, of strong consistency, which is why figs are resistant to transport, also to rains and medium to the opening of the ostiolus.