A rare tribal corn variety that was found in the Srikakulam area of Andhra State.  The multi colour of these seeds had me on a wild goose chase for 4 years.  I was never able to stabilise this variety, despite my best efforts, into its constituent colours. Every time I grew them, the cobs would come multicoloured.  Then I researched that this was an expression of a genetic phenomenon called “Transposon genes” or “Jumping Genes”.  Checkout this link that will explain what this is.  http://biologicalexceptions.blogspot.com/2015/11/corn-color-concepts.html

Very hardy variety, it has a hard outer kernel and therefore a “Flint Corn”.  Excellent for hand pounded flat bread making..