The plant reaches an average height of about 72.5 cm; stems have medium intensity of anthocyanin coloration. Tubers have a round or round-oval shape with medium-depth eyes.
The tuber skin is two-tone, predominantly red with yellow patches around the eyes; flesh color varies from light yellow to dark yellow. The variety is often used as baby gourmet potatoes.
This potato is suitable for fresh consumption, suitable for salads, and for marketing as washed produce.
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Countries of admission
3 jurisdictions
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Variety registered as early as 5
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Also known as
breeder code MISS BLUSH
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Miss BlushprimaryCA, FR, GB, NL, NZ, QZ, US
MissBlushAU
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