Pea Amulet

Vetch of the AMULET variety is a mid-season sowing variety intended for cultivation in the North Caucasian and Middle Volga regions. It is distinguished by its high drought resistance, making it particularly valuable for regions with limited moisture. Additionally, the variety is resistant to lodging and shattering, which contributes to yield preservation and facilitates harvesting.

The mass of 1000 seeds of the AMULET variety varies from 203 to 289 grams, indicating seed size and potentially high product quality. Average yield in the North Caucasian region reaches 18.4 centners per hectare, which is a good indicator for this type of crop.

The variety is susceptible to ascoshitosis and root rots, but is weakly affected by diseases such as rust and powdery mildew. This requires certain attention during agronomic activities and plant protection, but overall the variety demonstrates good resistance to major pea diseases.