Variety Bananas

Bananas is a hybrid form of private breeding by O. M. Pysanka (Ukraine; Podarunok Zaporizhzhia × Veles). It ripens early, in the middle of August. The cluster is elongated, cylindrical-conical, usually 600–800 g, some up to 1300 g. The berries are elongated-oval with a pointed tip or spindle-shaped, bright yellow (“the color of a ripe banana”), 11.4 g on average. The flesh is fleshy and crisp, the skin is thin and unnoticeable when eating, and the Muscat aroma of a mixed type is very intense.

The bush is vigorous, yields are high. The flower is functionally female or transitional, so it is desirable to have another pollinator variety nearby. Resistance to fungal diseases is medium. Frost resistance is low, and the vine is covered for winter. The berries keep for several weeks at 0–2 °C.