Chorna Skala — large-fruited dark blue grapes with high yield Selection: Kalugin V.M. Ripening period: medium-early (115–120 days) Growth strength: vigorous Frost resistance: up to –23°C Purpose: table form Description of the variety Chorna Skala — a promising hybrid form of grapes selected by Viktor Mikhailovich Kalugin, which combines large berries, powerful yield and excellent marketable appearance. The bushes are vigorous, with good fruiting potential. Due to the high yield, it is recommended to control the load on the bush to obtain the largest and highest quality clusters. The clusters are large, cylindrical in shape, medium density, weighing 700–1200 g. The berries are very large, oval in shape, about 34×48 mm in size, weighing 18–25 g. The color of the berries is rich dark blue. The pulp is dense, fleshy-juicy and crispy. The taste is harmonious, varietal, with pleasant flavor nuances. The shape has good transportability, the berries are not prone to cracking at high humidity and retain their marketable appearance well. Characteristics Ripening period: 115–120 days Cluster weight: 700–1200 g Berry weight: 18–25 g Berry size: about 34×48 mm Berry color: dark blue Taste: harmonious, varietal Pulp: dense, fleshy-crisp Growth strength: vigorous Yield: high Frost resistance: up to –23°C Advantages of the variety ✓ Very large berries ✓ Large marketable clusters ✓ Rich dark blue color ✓ Dense crispy pulp ✓ High yield ✓ Good vine ripening ✓ Berry resistance to cracking ✓ High marketable appearance ✓ Promising form of selection Kalugina V.M.