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Corn – Blue Hopi Non-GMO

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Description

50 Seeds per pack

(Zea mays) 75-110 days.       An heirloom flint corn traditionally used as a staple by the Hopi Indian Tribe in northern Arizona. Non-GMO Blue Hopi Corn grows on bushy stalks about 5′ tall, with 7-10″ ears, with kernels turning dark blue at maturity.

Planting Instructions for Blue Hopi Non-GMO Corn Seeds

Heirloom Non GMO Corn is a warm to hot season annual, sensitive to cool soil. Direct seed heirloom corn when soil reaches 65-70°F. Plant seeds 1- 2″ deep, 4-6″ apart, in rows 20-30″ apart, in full sun. Corn is wind pollinated, so plant in blocks of at least 4 rows. Germination should occur in 4 – 10 days in soil 65-85°F. When plants reach 4-5″ tall thin to 8-12″ apart.

FAQ:

What is the origin and traditional use of Blue Hopi Corn?

Blue Hopi Corn is an heirloom flint corn traditionally used as a staple crop by the Hopi Indian Tribe in northern Arizona.

How tall do the stalks of Blue Hopi Corn grow, and what is the size of the ears?

The bushy stalks of Blue Hopi Corn grow to about 5 feet tall, and each stalk typically produces ears that are 7-10 inches long.

What makes Blue Hopi Corn unique in appearance?

Blue Hopi Corn is known for its striking dark blue kernels, which reach their full color at maturity.

Is Blue Hopi Corn a GMO crop?

No, Blue Hopi Corn is a Non-GMO variety, preserving its heirloom qualities and traditional characteristics.

What are common uses for Blue Hopi Corn today?

Blue Hopi Corn is still valued for traditional culinary uses, including grinding into flour for cornbread, tortillas, and other dishes, and is appreciated for its nutritional qualities and unique color.

7 reviews for Corn – Blue Hopi Non-GMO

  1. RANDY HOLDER (verified owner)

    Very satisfied

  2. Melissa C. (verified owner)

    Excited to try!

  3. J.J. WHATLEY (verified owner)

    I am sad to say, crows pulled all up when they were about 3 inches tall and ate the remaining seed and left the green stalk. I can say the crows loved the corn.

  4. J. W. (verified owner)

    I’ll let you next summer after I plant and harvest

  5. Hazel Hardisty (verified owner)

    Excellent!

  6. Rachael S. (verified owner)

    5 star!

  7. jody (verified owner)

    5 star!

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