Secondary hardened tissue culture raised date palm plants with a height of 2 to 2.5 ft when planted, with at least one pinnate leaf, a well-developed collar girth and root system. The trees yield Barhee date fruits that are ovoid in shape and small to medium in size. The fruit changes in colour from golden yellow in Khalal (fresh) stage to apricot yellow in Rutab (semi-dried) stage and light brown in Tamar (dried) stage and has a strong flavour. It is often consumed in its fresh form, as a delicious and nutritive table fruit, with little or no astringency.