The variety is classified as an heirloom and belongs to the long-day group, making it optimal for northern latitudes. The plant forms very large bulbs with a mild, sweet taste. The vegetation period from sowing to maturity is approximately 110 days.
The produce is not intended for long-term storage and is recommended for consumption immediately after harvest. The variety shows some tolerance to Fusarium, pink root rot, and bolting. To achieve potentially large sizes, the bulbs require fertile soil and regular watering.
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