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Sweet Corn "Tuxana"
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Sweet Corn "Tuxana".
White and super sweet!
Author's variety from Jonathan Spero (USA).
A mid-season sweet corn variety that is a real find for organic gardening enthusiasts. Unlike most commercial hybrids, this is an open-pollinated variety.
Characteristics:
* Plant: Vigorous, 150 to 200 cm tall. Produces an average of 2 full-sized ears per stalk.
* Ears: Large, 18-20 cm long, dense, with 16-18 rows of kernels.
* Kernels: Predominantly milky-white, large, tender, and very sweet.
Variety Value:
The main breeding goal for this variety was to create a super-sweet corn with open pollination. This means you can save your own seeds, and they will retain the parental qualities. The variety is still in the stabilization stage, which ensures high genetic diversity and excellent adaptability to various growing conditions.
HISTORICAL REFERENCE:
"Tuxana" is a recent development by breeder Jonathan Spero from Southern Oregon (USA), known for his work in preserving biodiversity and creating sustainable organic varieties.
White and super sweet!
Author's variety from Jonathan Spero (USA).
A mid-season sweet corn variety that is a real find for organic gardening enthusiasts. Unlike most commercial hybrids, this is an open-pollinated variety.
Characteristics:
* Plant: Vigorous, 150 to 200 cm tall. Produces an average of 2 full-sized ears per stalk.
* Ears: Large, 18-20 cm long, dense, with 16-18 rows of kernels.
* Kernels: Predominantly milky-white, large, tender, and very sweet.
Variety Value:
The main breeding goal for this variety was to create a super-sweet corn with open pollination. This means you can save your own seeds, and they will retain the parental qualities. The variety is still in the stabilization stage, which ensures high genetic diversity and excellent adaptability to various growing conditions.
HISTORICAL REFERENCE:
"Tuxana" is a recent development by breeder Jonathan Spero from Southern Oregon (USA), known for his work in preserving biodiversity and creating sustainable organic varieties.
