Cornfield plants,,,, piccss

dagobaker

dagobaker

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nice......
free pot is the way to go.......i was going to do some guerillia growing but im too busy with other grows........and snag a few ears of corn too :)
 
dagobaker

dagobaker

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are those flowering?
if not ur looking at 2.5 but more likely 3 more months..........
hope they dont cut that down before u harvest.......keep a good eye out
 
hornedfrog2000

hornedfrog2000

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Around early Nov. It's a really good place to grow. I live in the Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin tristate area, and I don't think there is a better place to grow. I haven't had to water once this year, and the soil can't get much better. I will probably have to water this week, but thats about the only time this season I have needed to.
 
tonydash

tonydash

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hornedfrog2000 said:
Around early Nov. It's a really good place to grow. I live in the Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin tristate area, and I don't think there is a better place to grow. I haven't had to water once this year, and the soil can't get much better. I will probably have to water this week, but thats about the only time this season I have needed to.
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ok cool, that gives me at least 8-10 weeks max then....an extra 2-3 weeks will be alot for my baby....


i was under the impression corn was harvested early / mid October.
 
Nintendude

Nintendude

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I used to live up north in southeast Ohio. It was great soil for hydroponic patches, we were growing it all over the place.
 
yoyogrow

yoyogrow

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If the corn is for food you might have to keep a really close eye on them. I live in the northeast and corn is already being harvested and sold at farmstands. Maybe you should break his tractor to slow him down or something haha.
 
SenorSanteria

SenorSanteria

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Try cracking open a peice of corn. If its white or yellow, its for food. If its multi-colored its feed. Usually farmers leave the feed corn until it has dried outside to harvest it, as it usually goes into the silo for storage- which should give you plenty of time. If its food though, you might be in trouble.
 
yoyogrow

yoyogrow

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yea man havent you heard of the new hydroponic dirt systems??? lol jk i have no clue what hes talking about.
 
tonydash

tonydash

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SenorSanteria said:
Try cracking open a peice of corn. If its white or yellow, its for food. If its multi-colored its feed. Usually farmers leave the feed corn until it has dried outside to harvest it, as it usually goes into the silo for storage- which should give you plenty of time. If its food though, you might be in trouble.
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ok will check thanks for the tip bro. :mrgreen:
 
Gilfman

Gilfman

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SenorSanteria said:
Try cracking open a peice of corn. If its white or yellow, its for food. If its multi-colored its feed. Usually farmers leave the feed corn until it has dried outside to harvest it, as it usually goes into the silo for storage- which should give you plenty of time. If its food though, you might be in trouble.
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wtf ... they dont grow indian corn for feed lmao ... if anything he should try eating an ear .. and if it isnt appealing its for feed lmao
 
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