The hybrid belongs to the Batavian type and is distinguished by a very short growing period. The rosette is compact, with glossy green leaves that are finely curled in the inner part. Due to the semi-upright or upright position of the leaves, they do not come into contact with the soil, which reduces the risk of contamination and facilitates harvesting.
The plant possesses high resistance to downy mildew (races Bl 16–28, 30–32) and aphids (biotype Nr 0), as well as intermediate resistance to lettuce mosaic virus. The variety is intended for cultivation in open field and protected cultivation during the autumn, winter, and spring periods, and is distinguished by its tolerance to low temperatures.
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