Corn-Serendipity

Serendipity is a type of corn, or The best sweet bicolor that we tasted in the fields, you will marvel over Serendipity's smooth, soft-crisp texture and ambrosial flavor. It is actually known as a triple-sweet! a breeding breakthrough that creates extra sugar and allows for an extended harvesting window. Serendipity is able to retain its tender sweetness even when under stress from overly hot temperatures.

Latin Name: Zea mays

Planting Guidance: Corn is wind pollinated and, especially for smaller plots, should be planted outdoors in blocks, rather than long rows. Seeds should be planted two to three per hole, about one to two inches deep. Plantings should be approximately 12 to 15 inches apart, and rows should be 30 to 36 inches apart.

Approx. Seed Count:

• Retail Packet: 12-15 Seeds

Seed Treatment

Untreated

Genetics

Open Pollinated

Hindi Name: Makka, Makai

Marathi Name:

Gujrati Name: Makā'ī

Kannada Name:

Telugu Name: Mokkajonna

Tamil Name: Cōḷam

Bengali Name:

Malayalam Name: cheaalam