Rox Orange Syrup Cane Sorghum

Along with Idaho Amber, we were very pleased with our recent syrup sorghum experiments! This one is a dual-purpose grain and syrup variety. Very tall stalks, laden with seed heads at the end of summer. The grains are fairly easy to thresh, coming free of their hulls easily. We harvested them early-October. Very worthwhile as a grain crop. For syrup, much of September was seemingly a good window for harvest. We didn't get around to pressing the stalks to make a proper batch of syrup (hopefully next year!), but we chomped them and slurped the sweet juice every chance we got. A bit later maturing than Idaho Amber, but bigger and more productive. 100 seeds

Grown by Annapolis Seeds