Kelly potato

Kelly [crisba x INRA95T118.2] is a commercial seed potato variety with vigorous growth and excellent rooting, adaptable to a wide range of geographical growing areas.  

Suitable for the fresh market, Kelly produces a very high yield of white fleshed, large tubers ideal for French fries.

Grower information

Pest and disease resistance

Common Scab: Susceptible

Powdery Scab: Susceptible

Gangrene: n/a

Black Leg: Moderate resistance

Foliage Blight: Resistant

Silver Scurf: Resistant

Dry Rot: n/a

Tuber Blight: Resistant

Potato Leaf Roll Virus: n/a

Potato Virus Y: Resistant

PCN RO1: Resistant

PCN pallida (2,3): n/a

Black Dot: Susceptible

Rhizoctonia: n/a

Agronomic attributes

Dormancy:  Long

Damage resistance: Moderate resistance

Bruising resistance: Susceptible

Maturity: Late

Yield: High

Consumer information

Quality attributes

Skin Colour: Cream

Skin Texture: Smooth

Flesh Colour: White

Dry Matter: 23 per cent

Tuber Shape: Long Oval

Uniformity of Shape: Good

Eye Depth: Shallow

Specific Gravity: 1.088

Cooking attributes

Kelly is the ultimate French fry/chip variety both for home and commercial use, even after nine months of storage. 

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Contact Elders' Potato Manager, Sharon Elphinstone.

Sharon Elphinstone

Potato Manager
  • Elders Pakenham

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