It is of Middle-Asia origin. It is an Arabic name and it means beauty and goodness. It is spread in Uzbekistan, in most
regions of Azerbaijan and in Shamkir. It has many variations. Huseyni Lyunda is one of them and its seeds are cylindrical
white, thin, narrow, pink Huseyni is like Huseyni Lyunda, but it is pink. Huseyni Lyunda is widely spread. This is the sort
that has been described. Bushes grow rapidly. It looks like Kordon forms.
Flowers are self-pollinated. Clusters are long, narrow-cone shaped, most times have wings hanging on the sides of stalks. It
is not very dense. Stalk breaks easily. Seeds are large.
The main variation Huseyni Lyunda has long seeds with cylindrical
rounded tips. In most cases seeds are crystal green. Skin
is gentle and elastic. Languid is fleshy, juicy and taste is ordinary.
Sugar and acidity is balanced if well ripen. Sourness prevails
if not fully ripen. Huseyni is one of the most beautiful clones
according to its appearance. In Uzbekistan, it is in the second
place after the White Kishmish for its popularity.
Huseyni is a typical table sort and requires much heat.