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Newest Review: ... a deep pot or tub. To sew outdoors, plant two seeds per station as you will need to pull out the weaker one and let the ... more

 ... stronger one develop on. Plant in a sunny site, but try to avoid areas with strong wind and the seedlings will get shredded! The packets of seed say to leave 30cm or more between plants, but I have planted them in a grid of 15cm gaps with no problems. Try not to plant them in a single row, plant them in a grid if you can as this aids with pollination. Make sure you give the plants plenty of water as sweetcorn are thirsty! You do not need to add support to the plants as they have a strong enough stem to support themselv...more

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herbie__53
Premium Review Sweetcorn: Yummy fresh sweetcorn that is easy to grow! (530 words)
by - written on 06/05/09 (Very useful, 145 readings)
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Sweetcorn is a very easy vegetable to grow. You can start sowing indoors on a windowsill from mid march, and outdoors from May. To sew indoors, I recommend using peat pots which you can transplant straight into the garden as this way you do not cause root disturbance. I would recommend planting one seed per large peat pot as the roots can get very widespread very quickly and need the space to grow. Place the pots on a sunny windowsill and in a few days you will start to see the seedlings. In May you can transplant them outside to the garden, either into the ground or into a deep pot or tub. To sew outdoors, plant two seeds per station as you will ...  Read the complete review

woodlice
Premium Review Nothing like fresh sweet sweetcorn (214 words)
by - written on 11/04/01 (Useful, 101 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 ...  Read the complete review

 

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