The Tafoukt carob tree has strong vigor and produces female-type flowers. Flowering begins in June, and at maturity, the tree can yield over 100 kg of pods. This variety is resistant to powdery mildew and does not exhibit alternate bearing. The pods of this clone have a seed content of 20.85%, with an average width of 1.01 cm and a length of 15.75 cm. Harvesting starts in July. Notably, the pulp of this clone is sweet, making it suitable for consumption as fresh fruit or for use in food products such as confectionery and pastries. However, the sweetness can vary depending on several factors, including climate, soil, and agricultural practices.