The variety forms slender plants 80–100 cm in height, capable of branching. Due to its thin stem, the variety requires support or co-cropping with cereal crops. It is considered an early-maturing variety, which ensures ripening in the conditions of a short northern summer.
Pods are small, containing an average of 5 seeds each. Seeds are colored in grayish-green tones with blue speckles; specimens with a reddish hue or black seeds are sometimes encountered; the hilum is black. The thousand kernel weight is about 65 grams. Harvesting is recommended when the majority of pods begin to dry out due to possible uneven ripening.
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