planting popcorn seeds Yellow Popcorn Seed for Growing Heirloom OP Open Pollinated Non-GMO Garden Seed by Country Creek Acres

planting popcorn seeds Yellow Popcorn Seed for Growing Heirloom OP Open Pollinated Non-GMO Garden Seed by Country Creek AcresHarvest in about 90 110 days Prolific 5 foot tall variety bears ears that are 6 to 9 inches long; 2 3 ears per plant Popcorn grown through the summer but can be kept all winter long Seeds are Non GMO and hand packed by Country Creek Acres in the United States of America 95 110 days. Grow your own popcorn with this value priced heirloom strain. Just as easy to grow as sweet corn, but leave popcorn on the stock until the corn is fully mature (husks turn

• Harvest in about 90-110 days
• Prolific 5 foot tall variety bears ears that are 6 to 9 inches long; 2-3 ears per plant
• Popcorn grown through the summer but can be kept all winter long
• Seeds are Non-GMO and hand packed by Country Creek Acres in the United States of America

95-110 days. Grow your own popcorn with this value priced heirloom strain. Just as easy to grow as sweet corn, but leave popcorn on the stock until the corn is fully mature (husks turn brown). Then harvest and allow the ears to dry further. When the kernels easily rub off the cob they are ready to store or pop. Can also be grown for popcorn shoots. Grown in the dark (a closet or cupboard will do) they will produce paBegin by sowing directly outdoors, 1 1/2 inches deep with eight inches between seeds and thirty inches between rows. When choosing a site in your garden, keep the sun in mind; tall stalks have potential to block the sunlight from other plants. While growing, the crops will need one to one and a half inches of water. Leave the ears on the stalk until the corn is fully mature and the husks have turned brown. At this point, you can harvest and leave them to mature even further. When the kernels easily rub off the cob, you can store them or pop them.