Arielle

Arielle is an early-maturing Dutch variety that quickly gained popularity among gardeners and farmers in Russia due to its high variety characteristics. This variety features oval-round, large-sized tubers weighing 80 to 170 grams, with excellent taste and starch content ranging from 12.6% to 16.3%. The number of tubers per plant reaches 10-15, contributing to high yields ranging from 220 to 490 centners per hectare.

Arielle is adapted to various soil-climate conditions, exhibits drought resistance, and can successfully grow in southern regions where two harvests per season are possible. The vegetation period is 65-70 days, with the first harvest of tubers possible as early as day 45 after emergence. However, the variety requires nutrient-rich soil and timely care to achieve marketable quality and maximum productivity.

This potato is ideal for private and small-scale farming operations, thanks to its high yield and resilience to adverse conditions. Its strong immunity and adaptability make Arielle a reliable choice for cultivation, ensuring a stable and high-quality harvest with proper agronomic practices.