Codeos

Hybrid sweet corn Codeos is a simple hybrid with a dent-type kernel, characterized by high yield and adaptability to various climatic conditions. Plants reach a height of about 265 cm, with ear attachment height of approximately 100-110 cm. Kernels are arranged in 14 rows, with 38 kernels per row, and a 1000-kernel weight of about 295 g. The hybrid's potential yield is up to 136 centners per hectare, making it attractive for cultivation in various agroclimatic zones.

Codeos exhibits high resistance to major corn diseases, such as Fusarium, Helminthosporium, and Gibberella, with resistance ratings of 8 points. Additionally, the hybrid shows good resistance to lodging (8 points) and possesses initial growth energy at the 7-point level. The Stay-green rating is 6 points, indicating the preservation of green plant mass during ripening. Recommended planting density varies depending on the cultivation zone: in arid regions — 55-60 thousand plants per hectare, in well-watered zones — 85-90 thousand.

Hybrid Codeos performs well even under challenging climatic conditions, ensuring excellent plant condition at harvest time. Successful cultivation requires a sum of effective temperatures for flowering within the range of 800-900 degrees, and to achieve kernel moisture of about 35% — 1655-1675 degrees. These characteristics make Codeos a versatile and reliable choice for farmers seeking a stable and high yield of sweet corn.