Sallu-yah Cherokee Native American Corn
50 Seeds
Sallu-yah is an old Cherokee variety that produces cream-colored kernels that are traditionally ground for making tortillas. Plants grow 7-8ft tall producing 1-2 ears per plant, each measuring 6-7 inches long and 8-10 rows around. Although they originate from the same tribe, this is not the same as the variety "Cherokee Flour Corn". Comparatively, the kernels of this variety are slightly smaller and more round. The plants are also shorter. The original USDA source for this strain of Sallu-yah is PI213744. Approximately 130 days to harvest. Each packet contains a minimum of 50 seeds.
Sallu-yah is an old Cherokee variety that produces cream-colored kernels that are traditionally ground for making tortillas. Plants grow 7-8ft tall producing 1-2 ears per plant, each measuring 6-7 inches long and 8-10 rows around. Although they originate from the same tribe, this is not the same as the variety "Cherokee Flour Corn". Comparatively, the kernels of this variety are slightly smaller and more round. The plants are also shorter. The original USDA source for this strain of Sallu-yah is PI213744. Approximately 130 days to harvest. Each packet contains a minimum of 50 seeds.
