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Kenneth 06-09-2005 07:12 PM

Small ears...? (the corn, not mine...)
 

Howdy,

What environmental factors might cause the ears of corn (two
different varieties) to be rather small.

They are well formed, have great taste, are in proper
proportion, but are extremely small.

Any ideas?

Sincere thanks,
--
Kenneth

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LJ 06-09-2005 08:20 PM

Corn requires LOTS of fertilizer. Also, planting too close together can
cause this.

"Kenneth" wrote in message
...

Howdy,

What environmental factors might cause the ears of corn (two
different varieties) to be rather small.

They are well formed, have great taste, are in proper
proportion, but are extremely small.

Any ideas?

Sincere thanks,
--
Kenneth

If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS."




TQ 06-09-2005 09:47 PM

And plenty-o-water, too. 2-4" per week after the silk appears.

"LJ" wrote in message
news:a_lTe.409236$s54.264247@pd7tw2no...
Corn requires LOTS of fertilizer. Also, planting too close together can
cause this.

"Kenneth" wrote in message
...

Howdy,

What environmental factors might cause the ears of corn (two
different varieties) to be rather small.

They are well formed, have great taste, are in proper
proportion, but are extremely small.

Any ideas?




Kenneth 06-09-2005 09:58 PM

On Tue, 6 Sep 2005 16:47:01 -0400, "TQ" ToweringQs AT
adelphia.net wrote:

And plenty-o-water, too. 2-4" per week after the silk appears.

"LJ" wrote in message
news:a_lTe.409236$s54.264247@pd7tw2no...
Corn requires LOTS of fertilizer. Also, planting too close together can
cause this.

"Kenneth" wrote in message
...

Howdy,

What environmental factors might cause the ears of corn (two
different varieties) to be rather small.

They are well formed, have great taste, are in proper
proportion, but are extremely small.

Any ideas?



Thanks to all for the useful tips,
--
Kenneth

If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS."


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