Well, you might think this corn isn't much to look at, but for all it endured to produce a harvest, I'm pretty happy. The plants were healthy & had clear variability in color, aerial roots, cob type, row count, pollination time, & kernal color. The poor pollination was mainly due to sparse planting distances. I could definitely see the glass gem influence in some kernels, & while there are some sweet corn kernels mixed in, the rest are a nice smooth flinty type. The long skinny yellow cob I really like for some reason. It's only 8 row, but seems to have met its potential. I will save the best flinty seeds.