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BLUE DWARF, Russia. Variety breeder: Zhegalin N. V. First introduced in 2020. A compact, sturdy plant with strong stems. The bush does not exceed 50 cm in height and, according to gardeners, grows and fruits excellently in pots and planters with minimal soil volume. It continues fruiting outdoors in containers until frost. The bush is determinate and sturdy, but will need support or tying during fruiting. Suitable for container growing.
Fruits are flat-round, beefsteak type, weighing 100–250 and up to 350 grams. Dense, meaty, with blue anthocyanin shoulders and a dark red top. Pleasant taste without acidity. Suitable for universal use. When fully ripe, the shoulders are completely covered with violet-black anthocyanin. The flesh is rich red, juicy, and tasty, with a pleasant aftertaste. A highly productive variety under any conditions — in a greenhouse (indoors) or open ground.