Plant of medium or tall height, erect or semi-erect type, with highly pigmented stems and petioles. Leaves are dark green, semi-open. Flowers are medium-sized, red-violet in color. Tubers have an oval or oval-oblong shape with smooth red skin and small, shallow eyes.
The variety is mid-late, the growing period is 100–120 days. 8–11 tubers are formed in a bush with a starch content of 13–19%. The flesh retains its texture during heat treatment and does not darken. The variety is resistant to potato wart, golden nematode, PVA, PVX, PVY viruses, potato leaf roll virus, common scab and tobacco rattle virus, as well as moderate resistance to late blight and phoma rot.
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