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Newest Review: ... Space the plants about a foot apart in squares. This will help fertilisation if not using a F1 hybrid type seed. Keep well ... more

 ... watered. Sweetcorn needs lots of water and sun to swell the corn. Harvest when ears are fat and full - usually around August- September. Wash well - earwigs and woodlice love sweetcorn especially if left too long in the ground to finish off ripening. There is nothing like freshly picked organic sweetcorn that is so tasty - especially grilled with lots of butter. ...more

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Premium Review Sweetcorn: Nothing like fresh sweet sweetcorn (214 words)
by woodlice - written on 11.04.01 (Useful, 85 readings)
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Sweetcorn needs to be grown underglass. It can be either sown in individual pots - more root space and support for young plants, or in rows in peat free compost about 3 inches deep. The seeds need to be covered with about half an inch of compost. You can start sowing around now for plants ready to put out when the frosts have gone. If putting out before they need to be protected from frost with cloches. I have had success with the cheapest of seeds and cannot say that known seed growers come out best. The success unfortunately wholly relates to the weather! Once the seedlings have reached a handleable size they need to be transferred to well fertilised - with ...

 

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