Kernel colors develop when the corn is past milk stage. Red, white, and blue kernels on medium-sized ears. Originally collected in 1868-1869 from the Colorado River Indians and saved by prospectors in northern Arizona. Low Desert ZS140. Originally grown along the Gila River in central Arizona.
Mature kernels are red, yellow, with some blue.
From an early prospector's collection. Low Desert ZS102. Mt Pima Maiz Dulce. Grown by Rose Jimenez and Raphael Lopez, the yellow kernels are planted with the summer rains in June and July. Low Desert ZS114.