The variety is mid-late; the growing season lasts from 120 to 125 days. The bulbs have a globular or slightly flattened shape and are covered with tightly adhering dark red dry scales. The average weight of one bulb is 80–100 g.
The bulb flesh has a red-white or violet-white color; the dry matter content is 12–12.5%. The variety is characterized by simultaneous leaf lodging, which facilitates harvesting. The variety is intended for direct consumption, canning, processing, and short-term storage.
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