LAVANDA S

LAVANDA S — this is an early sweet corn variety distinguished by its unusual lavender hue and long, slender ears ranging from 20 to 30 centimeters in length. Seeds are packaged in 3-gram portions and are intended for growing corn with an attractive pastel color, suitable for use as sweet corn in its early stage. This variety was developed by breeder Ed Schultz from Montana, based on ancient indigenous corn varieties, and is characterized by rapid growth and early maturity.

LAVANDA S corn is valued for its ability to produce silky, soft corn flour, expanding its application in the food industry and home use. Thanks to its unique color and flavor qualities, it attracts both enthusiasts of unusual varieties and professional farmers.

Additionally, LAVANDA S corn can be used as filler to create a comfortable environment for pets and in aquariums. In such cases, it is often combined with lavender, which contributes to improved conditions and care for animals. Thus, this corn variety possesses versatility and is suitable for various agricultural and household purposes.