Tubers have a characteristic elongated, often curved shape resembling a finger or a horn, with an uneven surface. The skin is thin, yellowish-brown, and the flesh is yellow, firm, and waxy. The plant is medium-sized, semi-erect, with red-violet flowers with white tips.
The growing period is 100–120 days. The variety is characterized by low or low-to-medium yield. Disease resistance is limited: the variety is susceptible to Phytophthora infestans and a number of viruses, and moderately resistant to common scab. Due to the thin skin, storage performance is average.
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