Sweet Corn Martha F1

Martha F1 is an early hybrid sweet corn, intended for fresh consumption and processing. The vegetation period is 75-80 days, allowing harvest by the end of the second month after sowing. The plant reaches a height of 180 to 200 cm, with the first ear forming at 60-75 cm. Ears are large, 20-25 cm long, with 14-18 rows of yellow kernels, covered by a dense dark green leafy husk that reliably protects the ear and hinders pests such as corn borer larvae. The hybrid is characterized by strong growth, especially in the early development phase, and a robust root system, ensuring good plant resilience and productivity. With proper care and adequate nutrition, one plant can form and fill 4-5 full ears. The leaf blade of Martha F1 is wider than many competitors, which promotes rapid sugar accumulation and formation of high-quality ears with excellent taste characteristics. Martha F1 is low-maintenance and highly productive, making it a worthy competitor in the sweet corn market. Due to its properties, it is suitable both for fresh consumption and processing. When combined with other hybrids, such as Vega, it allows for scheduled harvesting, which is convenient for commercial cultivation.