This miscanthus is one of the earliest blooming varieties, growing up to 1 meter in height and 1 meter in width. When the plant starts to bloom, the seedling can reach 2 meters in height. A characteristic feature of this variety is the arching, tapering leaves. A silver vein runs through the middle of the green leaf. In the second half of summer, panicle-like flowerheads appear. Their hue is gently purplish, beige. After blooming, the flowerheads turn silvery, shimmering, and very fluffy. At the end of summer, the grass turns a delicate orange hue, then transitions to a reddish color, and finally becomes straw-colored, signaling that the plant is slowly drying out.

The grass requires fertile soil with a slightly acidic or neutral pH. The position should be moderately moist, sunny, and warm. Miscanthus is frost-resistant, but young seedlings should be covered in winter, for example with sawdust, bark, or dry leaves.