Corn Laxxot is a dent-type hybrid with FAO 210, intended for grain production. This hybrid is characterized by high cold tolerance and good drought resistance, ensuring stable development even under challenging climatic conditions. The average plant height, strong stalk, and well-developed root system create a reliable foundation for maximizing yield potential under intensive cultivation technologies.
The agronomic characteristics of Laxxot are highly rated across many parameters: drought resistance and water use efficiency score 8 out of 9, initial growth rates — 8, and cold tolerance and Fusarium resistance reach 9 points. The hybrid is well-suited for monoculture cultivation, as well as for minimal or zero soil tillage, which is confirmed by the highest ratings for these parameters. The recommended plant density at harvest varies depending on soil moisture — from 45 to 75 thousand plants per hectare.
Planting of corn Laxxot should be conducted at recommended times, including late plantings, allowing for flexible adaptation to specific conditions. The hybrid is intended for grain production and demonstrates high productivity under proper mineral nutrition and agronomy, making it an attractive choice for farmers aiming for stable and high yields.
