Description
50 Seeds per pack
(Zea mays) 105-110 days. A nice ornamental corn with large variegated ears, contrasting colors of red, blue, white, yellow, etc. Non-GMO Ornamental Indian Flint Corn adds autumn color to centerpieces and arrangements. Use alone or with gourds, foliage or pumpkins. For ornamental corn leave on the stalk until kernels become hard.
Planting Instructions for Non-GMO Indian Flint Corn Seeds
Heirloom Non GMO Indian Flint 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 makes Ornamental Indian Flint Corn unique in appearance?
Ornamental Indian Flint Corn features large, variegated ears with contrasting colors like red, blue, white, yellow, and more, making it ideal for decorative use.
What are common uses for Ornamental Indian Flint Corn?
This corn is often used for autumn centerpieces and arrangements, either alone or paired with gourds, foliage, or pumpkins, adding vibrant color to seasonal displays.
When should Ornamental Indian Flint Corn be harvested for ornamental use?
For ornamental purposes, it's best to leave the corn on the stalk until the kernels harden, ensuring the colors are fully developed and long-lasting.
Is Ornamental Indian Flint Corn a GMO variety?
No, Ornamental Indian Flint Corn is a Non-GMO variety, maintaining its traditional characteristics without genetic modification.
Can Ornamental Indian Flint Corn be used for purposes other than decoration?
While primarily grown for its decorative appeal, Indian Flint Corn can also be used in crafts and dried arrangements, showcasing its unique colors and hardy structure.
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