Corn Supersweet XR Hybrid - Aimer's Organic Seeds
Zea mays
Sweet tasting with very tender, bi-coloured kernels. This variety has the SH2 Supersweet gene. Attractive medium to dark green husks, excellent tip fill, and shows good resistance to common rust.
| Sow - Direct Outdoors, Late Spring | Days to Harvest - 80 |
| Location - Full Sun | Emergence - 7 to 10 days |
| Difficulty - Easy | Lifecycle - Annual |
| Approx. 30 seeds per packet | Frost intolerant hybrid crop |
Growing Instructions:
Corn prefers fertile soil and regular moisture. Make first sowings after last frost date when soil is completely warm, at least 18°C (65°F). Avoid sowing in cold soil, as seeds may not germinate and could succumb to rot and pests. Sow seed 3cm (1in) deep and 18cm (7in) apart in rows spaced 61cm (24in) apart. For best pollination, which is needed for well-filled ears, plant in blocks of at least 4 rows. Keep young plants well weeded. Sweet corn plants require isolation from other corn types, including other sweetcorn types, popcorn, ornamental corn, and silage corn.
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Zea mays
Sweet tasting with very tender, bi-coloured kernels. This variety has the SH2 Supersweet gene. Attractive medium to dark green husks, excellent tip fill, and shows good resistance to common rust.
| Sow - Direct Outdoors, Late Spring | Days to Harvest - 80 |
| Location - Full Sun | Emergence - 7 to 10 days |
| Difficulty - Easy | Lifecycle - Annual |
| Approx. 30 seeds per packet | Frost intolerant hybrid crop |
Growing Instructions:
Corn prefers fertile soil and regular moisture. Make first sowings after last frost date when soil is completely warm, at least 18°C (65°F). Avoid sowing in cold soil, as seeds may not germinate and could succumb to rot and pests. Sow seed 3cm (1in) deep and 18cm (7in) apart in rows spaced 61cm (24in) apart. For best pollination, which is needed for well-filled ears, plant in blocks of at least 4 rows. Keep young plants well weeded. Sweet corn plants require isolation from other corn types, including other sweetcorn types, popcorn, ornamental corn, and silage corn.
