The Rijnsburger variety type originates from the Netherlands and is a benchmark for long-term storage. It is adapted to the climate of Northern Europe and requires about 14–16 hours of daylight for bulb formation. Many modern high-yielding hybrids are created based on the genetics of this type.
The bulbs have a round or round-flat shape and golden-yellow or bronze-colored scales. Distinguishing features are high bulb density, high-quality outer scales, and a thin neck, which facilitates quick drying during harvest.
Varieties and hybrids of this group are characterized by high marketability, uniformity, and resistance to sprouting. Depending on the specific representative, the maturity period can vary from early to late, while the ability to store remains until spring.
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