The variety is classified as a bitter lupin due to its high alkaloid content, which excludes its use as a forage crop. The plant possesses rapid initial development and forms a significant amount of dry biomass.
A powerful taproot contributes to the loosening of compacted soil layers. The variety effectively enriches the soil with nitrogen and is well-adapted to sandy, sandy-loam, and loamy soils with moderate pH levels.
The crop is often used in mixtures for growing intermediate green manure crops. The variety is included in official registers and consistently demonstrates its characteristics when cultivated under various agrotechnical conditions.
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