The variety belongs to the "Wolska" type group and is characterized by a growing season of 120 to 130 days. The bulbs have a spherical to spherical-rhombic shape with straw-yellow dry scales and creamy-white flesh.
Plants are distinguished by uniform foliage lodging, which facilitates the field drying process. The variety is notable for its increased vitamin C content and mild taste, making it preferred for use in salads and fresh consumption, however, it is not intended for long-term storage.
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