Hybrid sweet corn SUM 1093 is a mid-season trihybrid with proven stable yields and high grain quality across various soil types. The hybrid is adapted for cultivation in all climatic zones of the country, provided optimal seeding rates for each region are followed. Optimal planting and maturity dates allow the plant to successfully withstand spring frosts and summer heat, ensuring consistent yields year after year.
During the early vegetative period, the hybrid demonstrates strong initial growth and rapid development, especially positively responding to improved soil agrofond. Under sufficient moisture, a second ear may form, located closer to the middle of the stem. The cylindrical-shaped ear, 20-22 cm long, features excellent kernel fill and even tips. Yellow, dent-type kernels contain high starch content and exhibit rapid moisture loss.
SUM 1093 possesses high adaptability and plasticity, as well as drought and cold tolerance. The plant's leaves maintain moderate greenness throughout the growing season. The primary use of this hybrid is for grain and starch production, making it a versatile and in-demand crop in agriculture.
