Hey all you midwesterners, ever grow in cornfields? Most farmers nowadays use roundup corn. So you must wait for there last spray, and just stick them in the row, usually sometime in early june, the plants should be maybe 2.5 ft tall or so. They will fertilize them for you, and they get full sun. It does have to be a reasonably early matureing variety, and you have to watch for when they start picking in that area. Last of sept. all the way till middle of oct. depending on the farmer and the field. It sure worked last year for one of my buddies.

Already waiting on the farmers. I started back in jan and was wanting to put them in the ground in may but I think it will be to early. I grew several topped plants but didn't realize how big they were going to get so fast. I took clones and flowered the plants. Now it looks like I'm going to have to flower the clones after i clone them again. These plants grow faster than i thought they would. I have a farmer whose on a corn year and I already picked a nice sunny spot deep in the field on the side of a hill..... Good luck....

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My dad did this for 20 or so years, the only problem is from time to time someone finds the crop before you go to harvest.

I live in the middle of no where. The neighbors hunt the hedge rows but wouldn't find an 8 foot plant in the middle of a field. The horse weed looks similar til flowering time so people usually don't give a second glance.....

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Ya it's all prarie around here, and fields are very big, but you have to put them in the field a little ways. Also you have to sometimes break some of the stalks down for sunlight, and only plant a few in a spot.

here in Wisconsin they rotate crops Soy/corn
so you gotta pick the right field for the right year.
another problem is getting in and out of someone else's private property.
wooded areas are nice with black berries to graze as you garden, they also make good cover for your secret garden.

has anyone ever grown in corn that has pics??? or success stories?

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i dunno thats usually one place that popo loves to look for plants around here. ive had better luck planting them in the woods really.
i mean yeah ive gotten an outdoor harvest from a plant in a corn field but to be quite honest they arent a good place to grow. the one i used was down right terrible. and i dont know how many ppl here have actually walked tru a cornfield but when the corn is dry those shucks can be sharp as hell...
and i had problems finding the plant myself in a 20 acre field. I knew there were 5 plants in there SOMEWHERE....

yeah, i've even heard stories of cops staking out a corn grow until harvest in order to bust the grower. I wouldn't recommend it.

damn wouldent that suck.........going to harvest and u think ur all good and bam! put your hands behind your head......
think id be even more pissed that they did it @ harvest time.

i wonder if they tried to get the plant to grow bigger so they could bust them with more?