The hybrid is characterized by a period from transplanting to technical maturity of 115–125 days; when calculated from emergence, the period reaches 137–147 days. The plant has a vigorous, semi-erect rosette of medium-sized leaves. The heads are round or flat-round in shape, dark grey-green in color with a glaucous waxy bloom, and have a dense internal structure with a short or medium core.
The variety is distinguished by high plasticity, is not demanding regarding the level of mineral nutrition and soil fertility, and is suitable for mechanical harvesting. It possesses good keeping quality (up to 6 months) and is resistant to Fusarium wilt, cracking, thrips, and tipburn.
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