Plant is of intermediate type, ranging from semi-erect to spreading, medium-sized with purple-red flowers. Tubers are long-oval in shape, with yellow skin and flesh, and very shallow eyes. The variety was obtained by crossing the Chloé and Justine varieties.
The variety is susceptible to late blight of leaves, viruses Y and X, common scab, and nematodes Ro 1-4, while showing resistance to virus A and moderate resistance to late blight of tubers. Requires mandatory irrigation and hilling; characterized by a short tuber dormancy period.
Dry matter content is 19–19.7%. The variety does not boil down, does not darken when cooked, has good taste qualities, and is suitable for washing. High tuberization ability allows the variety to be used for the production of "baby potatoes."
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