The variety is mid-late, with a period from emergence to leaf lodging of 110–135 days. The bulbs have an oval shape, straw-yellow dry scales, and white succulent scales. The variety is two-primordia.
The average bulb weight is 170–550 g, reaching 800–1000 g with intensive agricultural practices. The taste is sweet, without bitterness or pungent odor. The variety is not suitable for long-term storage; keeping quality is no more than 3–4 months.
Tolerance to Fusarium and good maturation are noted. Cultivation as an annual crop via seedlings is recommended, as bulb size significantly decreases with direct seeding.
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