Xocoyul Rosado Corn

Zea mays Seeds per pack ~ 40 Packed for 2025 Origins and History Xocoyul Rosado Corn is a traditional maize variety native to Mexico, where corn was first domesticated thousands of years ago. Its name “Xocoyul Rosado” reflects its cultural and linguistic roots, with “Rosado” referring to its distinctive pink coloration. This heirloom variety has been preserved through generations of Indigenous farmers who selected it for its beauty, flavor, and adaptability. As with many heritage maize types, Xocoyul Rosado represents not only a food crop but also an important cultural symbol, tied to ceremonies, cuisine, and identity within farming communities of Mesoamerica. Appearance and Characteristics The defining feature of Xocoyul Rosado is its rosy pink kernels, which are arranged on medium-sized ears with uniform rows. The kernels often display subtle variations of blush, rose, and light red, creating a visually striking effect. Plants typically grow tall, with strong stalks and broad green l