Knyazhich

The "Knyazich" onion variety features an elliptical bulb weighing approximately 24-25 grams with a dense structure. Dry skins have a dark brown color with a reddish tint, while juicy skins are colored light purple or purple. The onion taste is semi-sharp, more tender compared to common bulb onions, making it attractive for culinary use.

This variety belongs to the shallot category and is characterized by high yields—up to 0.9 kg per square meter. "Knyazich" is a mid-season onion, possesses high storability, and can be stored for up to 10 months without quality loss. It is resistant to early frosts, which allows for cultivation in various climatic zones, including the central region, southern regions of Russia, and colder territories.

The "Knyazich" variety is grown from seed onions, and the onion forms multi-cloze bulbs with up to 8 cloves per cloze. The variety is undemanding and hardy, adapting well to two-year cultivation. Thanks to its characteristics and taste qualities, "Knyazich" is an excellent choice for agrarians seeking a stable and quality onion harvest.