The variety was obtained by crossing the parental forms Ofabula and Felsina. The tubers have an oval-round shape, white skin, and cream-colored flesh; the flowers are reddish-violet.
The plant has high resistance to blackleg, common scab, dry rot, virus A, potato leafroll virus, and potato cyst nematode. Susceptibility to powdery scab and a tendency to crack under mechanical impact are noted.
The variety adapts to various climatic conditions and has low requirements for the level of nitrogen fertilization. The tubers are suitable for table use and are characterized by a uniform shape.
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