Tepehuano Sorghum

Popping Type | Drought Tolerant | 105 Days to Maturity

This tall cane sorghum, typically growing between 7-9 feet and with 3-6 tillers, is a popping variety that yields blonde seeds. While the origin of this type is uncertain, it is believed to have originated from the Tepehuán people in Northern Mexico, who are indigenous to that area. Sorghum is a significant crop in arid and semi-arid regions, as it has a high tolerance for drought, heat, and saline soils. (Center of origin: Africa)