The variety was developed through cycles of phenotypic selection. The plant is characterized by growth rates typical for its species and, in comparative trials, demonstrates performance consistent with standard values for crimson clover.
The plant is not winter-hardy and is sensitive to trampling. It is suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions provided there are no severe frosts. The variety is often sown in mixtures with other forage grasses or cereals to improve soil structure and enrich it with nitrogen.
The primary purpose of the variety is green manure and cover cropping. When used for livestock feed, it is recommended to mow before the flowering stage. The plant height of this species is typically 20–60 cm.
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