These premium Chaotie Tiegang 150 sorghum seeds are strictly cleaned and screened to filter out shrunken, broken and immature grains. This tall annual grain sorghum grows sturdy, thick stalks with excellent lodging resistance. The plant produces large, dense deep-red panicles filled with plump grains. It is a high-yield variety adapted to open field farmland, with good drought tolerance and strong adaptability to poor soil conditions.
Product Advantages Chaotie Tiegang 150 sorghum has robust stalks that resist lodging even in windy weather. It delivers stable high grain output and tolerates dry, low-fertility soil. Both grain and stalk can be harvested for multiple uses. Pair it with grain sorghum seeds and tall forage sorghum seeds for field crop planting projects.
Growing Method Step 1: Choose a full-sun farmland with well-drained loam or sandy loam soil. Remove weeds and level the field. Step 2: Sow seeds when soil temperature steadily stays above 18℃ in spring. Sow 2-3 seeds per hole, sowing depth 2–3cm. Step 3: Keep soil slightly moist after sowing; avoid waterlogged conditions. Step 4: When seedlings grow 3–4 true leaves, thin seedlings, keep one strong seedling per hole. Row spacing 50–60cm, plant spacing 20–25cm. Step 5: Apply enough base fertilizer. Topdress nitrogen fertilizer at jointing stage and compound fertilizer before heading. Step 6: Carry out weed control in early growth stage, watch out for corn borers and aphids. Step 7: Harvest when grains fully harden and turn mature red, once the lower leaves dry out.
Suitable Climate Sorghum is a warm-season crop, optimal growing temperature 22℃ to 30℃. It has strong drought tolerance. Growth will slow significantly under temperatures below 15℃.
Applications Suitable for large commercial farm planting. Harvested sorghum grains can be used for brewing, animal feed and grain processing; stalks can be used for weaving, fiber and feed purposes.
FAQ Q: How long for Chaotie Tiegang 150 sorghum seeds to germinate? A: Under warm and moist soil conditions, seeds germinate within 7–12 days.
Q: Is this sorghum resistant to lodging? A: Yes, thick sturdy stalks greatly reduce lodging risk in wind and rain.
Q: What is the main use of this sorghum? A: Mainly for grain harvest, widely used for liquor brewing and livestock feed.
Q: Can it grow in dry land? A: Yes, it has good drought resistance and fits dry farmland planting.
