Arizona a second early ware variety, producing high yields under various climatic conditions.

Uniform tuber shape and size
Good drought tolerance
Multiple virus resistances

Tuber Characteristics

Skin Colour Yellow
Flesh ColourLight Yellow
Tuber ShapeOval
Tuber SizeLarge
Harvest DamageMinimum Sensitive
Dry Matter Content17%
Cooking Type AB
DormancyAverage

Plant Characteristics

Maturity Second Early
Foliage Initial DevelopmentQuite Fast
Flower ColourWhite

Resistance

Golden Nematode Ro ¼Resistant
Virus – YnMinimum to not Susceptible
Virus – Yntn (Tuber)Minimum to not Susceptible
Common ScabSusceptible
Powdery ScabVery Susceptible
Late Blight-TuberSusceptible
Late Blight-FoliageVery Susceptible
SpraingSusceptible
FusariumMinimum Susceptible
Wart Disease F1Resistant

Harvest and Dormancy

Harvest: Two weeks after accurate haulm killing is usually sufficient, as Arizona is minimum sensitive to black spot and to harvest damage.

Dormancy: Arizona has an average dormancy and is suitable for medium term storage (6 months) at 4°C.

Growing Recommendations

Certified seed-used and seeds should not be cut,
To produce seed potatoes sholud be 18-20 cm between rows,
Should be 25-28 cm for Tableware,
Equipment must be disinfected during planting.