The tree is an inconsistent cropper and seems more susceptible to tree decline than other cultivars. Fruit thinning is usually necessary to ensure large fruit, prevent clustering, and regulate crop loads. Incidence of fruit imperfections are low, yields are good, sugar content is high, and the tree is generally well adapted. Red coloration in mature fruit is strong, and fruit imperfections are infrequent. The fruit are light translucent orange and thin peeled with a sweet, juicy, jelly type flesh.
Giombo fruit are a connoisseur's choice.
The tree is early to start growing in the spring and is sometimes injured by freezing temperatures. Siajo - Considered one of the sweetest persimmons although traces of astringency sometimes remain when the fruit is soft. Fruit are relatively small with a long conic shape and a translucent jelly type flesh. The tree is large and upright and can produce heavy crops. It is a good homeowner cultivar.