Maize Fisixx

Fisixx corn is a mid-season hybrid intended for grain production, characterized by high yield potential and stability across various soil-climate conditions. The hybrid is simple, with a traditional plant type and dent corn kernel, ensuring good adaptability and high productivity. Recommended growing zones include the Polissia and Forest Steppe regions, where the hybrid performs best when planted at optimal density.

This hybrid exhibits high resistance to lodging and drought, making it a flexible and reliable choice for regions with variable weather conditions. Fisixx corn quickly sheds moisture, facilitating harvest and reducing yield loss. Plant height is medium, with 32-36 kernels per row and 16-18 rows. The 1000-kernel weight ranges from 340 to 360 grams, indicating large kernel size and high seed quality.

Recommended soil temperature for sowing is 10-12 °C, with late sowing possible at 12-14 °C. Recommended plant density at harvest varies by region: in adequately watered zones — 62-70 thousand plants per hectare; in water-deficient zones — 45-58 thousand plants per hectare. The hybrid is highly cold-tolerant and resistant to stalk and ear fusarium, further enhancing its reliability and efficiency in agronomic practices.