10 August 2026
The hybrid belongs to the mid-late maturity group; the vegetation period from germination to harvest is about 100 days. The plant's foliage is vigorous, reaching a height of 35–40 cm, and is firmly attached to the root, which allows for mechanical harvesting methods.
The roots are conical in shape, characteristic of the Chantenay type, and reach a length of 16–18 cm. The surface is smooth, and the color is deep orange both on the outside and inside. The root structure is homogeneous. The hybrid possesses high resistance to stressful growing conditions and is intended for the fresh market.
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ 268968
№ 1024999
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