The plant is tall, often exceeding 150 cm in height, and requires the use of supports. The foliage is light green. The variety forms curved pods 9–10 cm long with a pointed tip.
The medium-sized grains become round, smooth, and white upon ripening. The first flower cluster usually appears at the 15–18th node, which characterizes the variety as late-flowering.
The variety is considered rare and is primarily maintained in genetic resource collections. It is intended for fresh consumption, and there is no modern breeding resistance to pathogens.
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