The variety is mid-early; the period from sowing to leaf lodging is 115–120 days. The bulbs have a spherical shape and an average weight of 100–150 g. They are covered with firm, easy-to-remove dry scales of brown color, and the neck is thin.
The flesh is succulent, white-cream in color, and the taste is characterized as not very pungent. The variety is distinguished by high yield and good uniformity of the bulbs. Suitable for long-term storage until March–April, direct consumption, freezing, and drying.
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