Hispi is classified as a pointed cabbage type, having a characteristic conical head shape. In international classification, this variety acts as a reference specimen for describing the morphological traits of white cabbage.
The plant possesses tender, thin, and smooth leaves that are loosely packed, forming gaps. The produce is distinguished by a delicate taste, which makes it popular for fresh consumption, in salads, and for quick heat treatment, including grilling.
Due to the features of the leaf structure, the variety has low keeping quality and is recommended for consumption soon after harvest. In some cases, the name is used to designate an entire variety group of cabbage with pointed heads.
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