The variety belongs to the type Solanum tuberosum subsp. tuberosum and is classified as maincrop. The name of the variety is presumably linked to a geographical location in the Caithness region, Scotland.
During field trials, susceptibility of the plants to scab was identified. When cultivated, the variety is prone to producing a high percentage of tubers of irregular shape.
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