The variety belongs to the group of standard carnations and has the trade name Staflam. Morphologically, it is characterized by double flowers of a cyclamen-pink shade, the petals of which are distinguished by deeply dissected, serrated edges.
In agronomic literature, this variety is used primarily as a reference sample for comparing flower color within the framework of methodological guidelines for carnation examination. Information on productivity, plant height, and disease resistance is not publicly available.
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