The variety is a bush plant with a height of 70 to 90 cm. The long pods, measuring 8–10 cm, sometimes up to 13 cm, are often curved in shape. Two pods usually form at one node of the plant, each containing 7 to 9 juicy and sweet peas.
It belongs to the early-maturing varieties with a maturation period of 53 to 70 days. The plant possesses resistance to short-term cold snaps and warm weather, and also exhibits resistance to common wilt. Due to stem height, cultivation using supports is recommended.
The peas have universal use: suitable for fresh consumption, freezing, and canning. Consumption of young pod shells is also possible.
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