Growing Sweetcorn is a great experience, as you receive a chance for enjoing creamy kernels right from your garden. If you're thinking about growing plant this year, you're not alone – let's do it together. Interestingly, corn is technically a grass that relies on the wind, not insects, for pollination, which is why we plant it in short rows, not long ones.
Sweetcorn Care
Zea mays convar. saccharata var. rugosa



Sweet corn plant reaches its maturity in 60-100 days, which can be observed by the tall, grassy appearance of the leaves and colorful kernels. With a history dating over 6,000 years, it was found in ancient Mexican caves and is now known as a Sugar Corn or Pole Corn. The plant is part of the Native American "three sisters" garden, along with squash and beans. Interestingly, corn is technically a grass that pollinates by the wind, not insects.
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How to Care for the Plant
Container
Growing Sweetcorn in containers is possible, though be ready to get a smaller yield. Use a container that's at least 12 inches (30 cm) deep and wide, with proper drainage so that you may put four plants there easily.
Fun fact
More than 90 million acres in the world are dedicated to growing Corn.
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