The variety is early-maturing, with a period from sowing to harvest of 50–65 days. The plant belongs to dwarf forms with a stem height of 40–50 cm, sometimes up to 65 cm. Due to its compact bush habit, the variety is resistant to lodging and does not require support.
The pods reach a length of 7–9 cm and contain 7–9 small, tender peas. The variety possesses resistance to cool and damp conditions and is suitable for winter sowing in mild climates. The produce is intended for fresh consumption, culinary processing, and freezing; the variety is convenient for cultivation in containers.
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