Corn variety 'King' is a mid-early (about 80 days) drought-tolerant sweet corn variety, distinguished by high yield and resistance to stress conditions. Plants reach a height of 155 to 185 centimeters, forming uniform ears 17-22 cm long with 15-18 rows of large white kernels. The weight of one ear is approximately 225-240 grams, indicating good development and quality of the harvest. This variety is valued for its excellent taste and attractive appearance, making it popular among farmers and sweet corn enthusiasts.
Additionally, there is a closely related mid-early, high-yield variety known as 'Snow Queen', whose technical maturity occurs around day 91. Plants of this variety are medium-height, 1.8-2 meters tall, with ears 20-24 cm long and weighing 310-330 grams. The kernels are white, elongated, wrinkled, and sweet, making them ideal for canning and home cooking. For successful cultivation, a warm climate, light fertile soils, regular watering, and fertilization are required. Seed sowing is recommended when soil temperature reaches 12°C at a depth of 5 cm, with a seeding rate of 2-3 g/m²; seedlings are sensitive to frost.
Thus, corn 'King' and similar varieties represent reliable and tasty options for cultivation under moderate climate conditions, combining high productivity, resistance to adverse factors, and excellent taste qualities. They are suitable for both commercial cultivation and home use, ensuring a stable and high-quality sweet corn harvest.
