Black Aztec Corn  - Heirloom Vegetable - Zea mays - 10 Seeds Borage They occur in a variety

They occur in a variety of habitats: grassland in summer rainfall areas

Caraway fruits (erroneously called seeds) are crescent-shaped achenes

No secondary poisoning

The bark is corky and deeply longitudinally fissured

In cloudy weather and late in the day

Black Aztec Corn  - Heirloom Vegetable - Zea mays - 10 Seeds Borage They occur in a varietyThis old Mexican heirloom variety produces 18cm ears on approximately 180cm plants. When the kernels are still light coloured, the ears can be picked and used as sweet corn. Allowing the ears to mature, the kernels turn black, grey black, or bluish black in colour. Harvested at that mature stage, it can be dried and ground for corn meal.