The hybrid forms a vigorous plant intended for cultivation in the open field and under film covers. The heads have a round shape, a dense structure, and a small internal core.
The variety is resistant to cracking and is characterized by slow bolting. Studies indicate a reduced interest of the diamondback moth in this hybrid, which is attributed to the characteristics of its biochemical composition, including the ratio of potassium, nitrogen, and phosphorus content.
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Countries of admission
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