The hybrid is classified as early- or mid-season, with a growing period ranging from 90–100 to 100–105 days from emergence. The bulbs have a broadly obovate shape, bright bronze or light brown dry scales, and white succulent scales. The average bulb weight varies from 100 to 120 g, reaching 140–150 g in some cases.
The bulb neck is of medium thickness, and the taste is semi-sharp. The dry matter content is 11–11.5%. The hybrid exhibits good ripening and resistance to storage diseases, as well as to stress conditions. The marketable yield is about 43–51 t/ha. The intended use of the produce is fresh consumption and processing.
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