The Gipha variety is used in agriculture as a green manure and honey plant. Agronomic studies note the variety's effectiveness in controlling nematodes, such as Pratylenchus penetrans, in crop rotations with potatoes.
The plant's biomass accumulation at the beginning of the growing season is above average. The variety has a moderate tendency toward flowering and lodging. Like other phacelia varieties, Gipha is an annual plant, sensitive to frosts and dying at temperatures below -6 °C.
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