Variety developed by Tom Wagner and introduced to the public in 2011, the result of segregation to improve the Green Zebra line; its name means "light green" in Spanish.

Small cherry-like fruit, oval in shape. Its color is a shade of light green, so much so that we do not know when the fruit is ripe because it does not change color unlike other green varieties that are more or less covered with amber when ripe. Fortunately, the fruit tends to fall from the plant when it is ripe, which is the best time to pick it.

Exceptional flavor according to its creator.

Vigorous variety, a true liana with indeterminate growth for some and semi-determined for others.