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King Seeds Sweet Corn Earlibird F1M SH2
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King Seeds Sweet Corn Earlibird F1M SH2 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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King Seeds Sweet Corn Earlibird F1M SH2
£2.15
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Description
Description
Sweet Corn Earlibird - A breakthrough in early high quality super sweet sweet corns. Recorded as the earliest cropping sweet corn in Europe. Sweet and tasty, containing many rows of kernals per cob, full to the tip.
Sweetcorn varies in sweetness varieties are available in three different types which, wherever possible, should be grown quite separately to prevent cross pollination which may result in tough starchy kernels in the extra sugary types.
- SH2: Super sweet with shrunken kernels - this type will need much more moisture to ensure successful germination.
- Contains 50 seeds
- WHEN TO SOW: April to May.
- WHERE TO SOW: Early sowings can be made into pots or modules under glass at 21 degrees C. Later sowings can be made direct into growing site, sowing 2 seeds per sowing station. Sow in blocks as below.
- WHAT TO DO NEXT: Pot raised seedlings should be gradually hardened off in a cold frame before transplanting into the plot once all risk of frost has passed. Plant in blocks, spacing plants 45cm (18in) apart each way to aid pollination by wind.
- HANDY TIP: Cobs are ready to harvest when the end tassels turn brown. Delicious eaten straight from the plant or cooked and served with a little melted butter.
Sweetcorn varies in sweetness varieties are available in three different types which, wherever possible, should be grown quite separately to prevent cross pollination which may result in tough starchy kernels in the extra sugary types.
