ARMOREEN — this is decorative sweet corn, distinguished by its bright and diverse kernel coloring, including purple, coffee, red, orange, yellow, and white hues. Unlike regular corn, ARMOREEN kernels are inedible and primarily used for decorative purposes. The corn cobs are long, with large, round kernels, making them ideal for creating dried floral arrangements and interior decorations for many years. The plant reaches a height of 110 to 150 cm and a width of up to 50 cm, with cane-like stems and ribbon-like variegated leaves, enhancing its decorative appeal. ARMOREEN is recommended for cultivation in open ground after the threat of late frosts, typically in May. Seeds are sown in rows with a spacing of 20-25 cm between plants and 60-70 cm between rows, at a depth of about 25 mm. For successful germination, a temperature of +18 to +20 °C is required, with a minimum of +10 °C, and seeds germinate within 5-14 days. The plant prefers sunny locations and light, nutrient-rich soils with a pH range of 5.5-6.8. It is also possible to grow it in peat pots for subsequent transplanting. ARMOREEN is characterized by high plasticity and adaptability to various climatic conditions, allowing successful cultivation in different regions. In addition to its decorative functions, this corn variety demonstrates high yield and quality, confirmed by stable performance over recent years. Thanks to its unique properties and striking appearance, ARMOREEN will be an excellent choice for creating living hedges, screening plantings, and original garden compositions.
