My Corn Patch

37 chief · Jul 16, 2010

My corn is about as tall as I have ever seen it. Some of it is over 7 ft. I was some what concearned it will all go to stock, and not produce sizeable cobs, before it ran out of moisture. The silks are statring to show now, so looks like I will be ok. The problem I see is worms have started to show up. Should I have sprayed before now. Is it too late. Thanks for any info. Stan

CBL95 · Jul 16, 2010

sray it ASAP and you will be fine and my corn is eal tall and producing the biggest ears ive ever seen up to 9' long and 3' in diameter

railhead · Jul 16, 2010

A neighbor brought me a grocery sack full of shucked sweet corn. Tonight I put some in tin foil with butter and garlic salt and let it cook on the grill with pork chops....been working ground all day in 100 deg heat....drank a few cold suds....will probably sleep PRETTY D#MN GOOD.

Eldon (WA) · Jul 16, 2010

Yer ears are about as big as yer tall tails LOL!

CBL95 · Jul 17, 2010

im serious they are huge i will post a picture if i can ever figure out how too.trust me i didnt believe it either until i shucked one out

Anonymous-0 · Jul 17, 2010

That is a political answer, no relevance to the question.

Anonymous-0 · Jul 17, 2010

I would believe it if you said 9 inches, but 9 feet, you might have hand pick all your corn! LOL

DownSouth · Jul 17, 2010

Here is a picture of the first ear he harvested. It's so big he had to section it right on the stalk!

bill b va · Jul 17, 2010

so what are you going to do with all those cobbs . i guess if you let them dry out you can take them to the outhouse

railhead · Jul 17, 2010

why you are right bend ee. as always.

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