Great video Alana. We harvested our corn already I grew a 65 day super sweet first time and it was amazing to pick with the kids and serve for some visiting extended family.
Hi sweetheart how are you doing I never knew that about corn in all fairness I love the older tougher corn I don’t know just seems to taste better to me. But too each their own eh …. Your corn looks really good and is good raw or cooked thanks for sharing nice seeing you again sweetheart 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Hello David...thank you for watching! My husband says he likes the older corn too...he calls it "mealy" 😁 We love this variety as it tastes great fresh picked and a bit older too! I hope you have a lovely day David!
I grow mine in pots. I notice that my corns' silk turn brown before time because I see roaches started eating the silk very early on and silk turning brown way before the ears increase the thickness.
Of course it’s not The kind you would buy at the grocery store by the grocery yours is grown with love most of theirs that they sell is grown with GMO‘s and pesticide herbicides fungicide all kinds of !! I usually just grad a thick looking Cobb with dry tassels and bite into it!
Hi there! Peel back some of the husk and snap one of the plump kernels with your fingernail...if the liquid that comes out is clear and watery, the corn isn't ready...if the liquid is milky, then it should be good! I hope that helps! Thank you for watching and I hope you have a great day!
@@alanacawker-therusticwife i did that but tbh it was kind of hard to tell if the kernel was watery or milky. So I just went ahead and grilled a couple of cobs and they were delicious! Not bad for a first timer, and I planted from a kernel pretty late in the season.. hence I am just now harvesting.
@@RobertRMusic I'm glad they turned out delicious! Sometimes certain varieties have lighter kernels but are super sweet! They fool us! Lol! Have a great day!
Glad to see you back
Hi there Bo! Thank you very much...I had so much content recorded just strapped for time to edit! Now I am on roll! 😁
Great video Alana. We harvested our corn already I grew a 65 day super sweet first time and it was amazing to pick with the kids and serve for some visiting extended family.
Thank you Deanne! Oh, that corn sounds so good...I bet your family loved it! So nice to grow our own isn't it? 🙂
Nothing better than good fresh corn. Take care and have a blessed week and I'll see you on your next video.
Hi Billy! I agree...we wait all year for sweet corn and it is such a treat, isn't it? Thank you and I hope you have a great day! 🙂
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!!!!
Hi there! Thank you very much for watching and for your kind words! Take care and I hope you have a great evening!
So helpful, thank you!
Hi there! Thank you very much for watching and for your kind message! Take care and have a great evening! 🌻
Great info! Thank you❤🌽
Hi there! Thank you very much for watching and also for your kind message! 🌻
I grew about thirteen plants in a small rectangular area. A few of the plants never took off, but most have sprouted ears.
❤Beautiful! Thank you for those tips!
Good morning! You are very welcome and thank you for watching! Take care and have a lovely day! 🌻
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Hi sweetheart how are you doing I never knew that about corn in all fairness I love the older tougher corn I don’t know just seems to taste better to me. But too each their own eh …. Your corn looks really good and is good raw or cooked thanks for sharing nice seeing you again sweetheart 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Hello David...thank you for watching! My husband says he likes the older corn too...he calls it "mealy" 😁 We love this variety as it tastes great fresh picked and a bit older too! I hope you have a lovely day David!
Nice
My corn is solid inside the kernels, does that mean it's over done?
It's been a terrible first year for me!
I grow mine in pots. I notice that my corns' silk turn brown before time because I see roaches started eating the silk very early on and silk turning brown way before the ears increase the thickness.
Of course it’s not The kind you would buy at the grocery store by the grocery yours is grown with love most of theirs that they sell is grown with GMO‘s and pesticide herbicides fungicide all kinds of !! I usually just grad a thick looking Cobb with dry tassels and bite into it!
This corn is such a great variety! The stuff your Mom sells is great tasting too! You should go into business with her and expand the stand business!
Very nice vid
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Hi there...thank you very much for watching and for your kind message! Take care and have a great evening!
hm i guess ours got a bit over ripe because i thought the small ones will still grow
My silk is completely dry, but the kernels are mostly white. Does that mean the corn is not ready?
Hi there! Peel back some of the husk and snap one of the plump kernels with your fingernail...if the liquid that comes out is clear and watery, the corn isn't ready...if the liquid is milky, then it should be good!
I hope that helps! Thank you for watching and I hope you have a great day!
@@alanacawker-therusticwife i did that but tbh it was kind of hard to tell if the kernel was watery or milky. So I just went ahead and grilled a couple of cobs and they were delicious! Not bad for a first timer, and I planted from a kernel pretty late in the season.. hence I am just now harvesting.
@@RobertRMusic I'm glad they turned out delicious! Sometimes certain varieties have lighter kernels but are super sweet! They fool us! Lol! Have a great day!