The hybrid belongs to medium-height varieties and demonstrates early flowering and maturity dates. The plant possesses high resistance to lodging and good winter hardiness. An important feature is the slowed growth rate during the autumn period, which reduces the risk of the crop becoming overgrown before winter and decreases the need for growth regulators.
The variety possesses genetic resistance to the most common strains of clubroot (P1 and P3), as well as to phoma stem canker and white mold. The hybrid's seeds are distinguished by high oil content. It is recommended for sowing in fields with a risk of clubroot infection, with seeding rates of approximately 45–50 seeds per square meter.
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