Hickory King White Corn Seeds - Heirloom

Product Description
Hickory King White Dent Corn- Heirloom-Great for Corn bread, Grits, Hominy, Corn meal, Tortilla Flour and roasting ears.

One of the finest! This variety is known for its exceptional flavor and easy processing in many food dishes including corn bread, grits, hominy, corn meal, tortilla flour and even old time roasting ears. The 8-12' tall stalks grow up to two, 7-9" long cob ears filled with 10-12 rows of large, flat, white kernels. It routinely produces up to 1 pound of dry kernels per plant. This variety reportedly grows and adapts well in multiple soil types. It makes a good compost addition due to large amounts of foliage. Good tolerance to Northern and Southern Leaf Blight and tight husks help repel beetles and worms.
Days to Maturity: 110 to 115
This heritage open pollinated corn
Largest kernels of any variety and the leading white dent in the Cotton Belt. Color is creamy white. Cob is small and white. Ears are 7 to 8 in. long, 5 in. around and slender, with only 10 to 12 rows. Kernels are very wide, thin and deep. Slightly rough, with grains dented on top. Stalks are 7-1/2 to 8 ft. tall, and heavy and straight. Particularly well adapted to the Cotton Belt and Southern Corn Belt, where it is used extensively for roasting ears. Seed is untreated. Matures in 110
Planting
corn is a warm-season vegetable, meaning it requires warm temperatures to germinate and grow. Plant corn when soil temperatures are at least 55 degrees Fahrenheit after the last frost date. Full sun and well-draining, rich soil are a must for this crop. corn will benefit from a 2-inch layer of compost mixed into the top 6 inches of soil at the planting site. Plant seeds in groups of three spaced every nine to 12 inches along a row. Cover each seed grouping with 1 1/2 inches of soil and water thoroughly. Since this corn variety is open-pollinating, three to four short rows spaced 30 to 36 inches apart allow for adequate pollination.
Watering
Although corn is drought tolerant, supplemental watering is important to ensure a healthy, mature crop. It will grow in dry conditions, but cobs will be small with small, hard kernels. Soil moisture is especially critical when plants produce tassels for pollination and during fruit ripening. This corn variety grows best with at least 1 inch of water per week. Water corn rows when rainfall is scarce and when the top 1 inch of soil becomes dry.

Materials: Corn Butter,sweet and plump,Butter and Suga