My feeble attempt at hydroponic corn left me with a stalk that got about 8" tall and then popped up some tassles. I think I messed up the NPK levels on it trying to boost my tomato plants.
My feeble attempt at hydroponic corn left me with a stalk that got about 8" tall and then popped up some tassles. I think I messed up the NPK levels on it trying to boost my tomato plants.
ya need moren one corn or matter plant, an wind, it bee a polunation thingy
ya need moren one corn or matter plant, an wind, it bee a polunation thingy
I had about 6 corn and 3 tomaters. I brush pollinated the tomaters with success, but they came out fast (21 day from seed to harvest) and I think I pumped the Phosphorous too high while the corn was tiny and the tomaters were ready for phase 3 . And that is my story of how I got baby corn. When a mommy corn and a daddy corn plant love each other, some weird giant with a toothbrush rubs their pistil and stamens for them.
Yeah, that's what my friend's mom called them when we were kids. She was super pissed when we picked her tomato flowers and smoked them, rolled up in news paper.
They are still called tomato plants today, though I haven't gardened in a couple years due to being institutionalized. I gave up hydroponics for soil due to cost and maintenance efforts. The last couple years I just had tea plants for long nights of book reading.
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