CIX 1123 F

CIX 1123 F is a late maize hybrid designed for cultivation in various climatic conditions, including arid regions. Maize is an annual cereal plant with sweet and tasty ears, often mistakenly classified as vegetables, although botanically it is considered a fruit and a cereal. The vegetative period of this hybrid is approximately 110 days, allowing its use for obtaining high-quality grain and other products such as silage and biogas.

Plants of CIX 1123 F reach a height of 280-290 cm, with ears forming at a height of about 130 cm. Each ear contains 14 rows of kernels, with 34 to 38 kernels per row. The average weight of 1000 kernels is 310-330 grams, indicating high yield density and quality. The hybrid is characterized by high productivity — yields in various regions reach 66 centners per hectare, and under optimal conditions may exceed 120 centners.

A distinctive feature of CIX 1123 F is its high resistance to adverse factors such as drought, stalk rot, gray leaf spot, helminthosporium, and pests including the corn borer. This makes the hybrid a reliable choice for farmers aiming to obtain a stable and high-quality harvest. Seeds are suitable for cultivation both in open ground and for use in household plots, expanding the application possibilities of this crop.