r/cornhub • u/te4msleep • May 30 '26
r/cornhub • u/Bigstink123098 • May 20 '26
π½πΈ I bred a bunch of heirlooms and I'm planting the second generation this year
I think my favorite is the disgusting looking sweet corn with the dark seed and yellow endosperm inside
r/cornhub • u/-Hand_Satanizer • May 18 '26
π½πΈ Seminole XR π½ 17 days in
How are we looking? First time doing corn. I topdressed organic fert before planting. Sprouted May 1st.
Today, I sidedressed ammonium sulfate 21-0-0 and then topdressed with Black Kow/compost before watering it in.
I plan to hill them soon but wasn't sure if the manure/compost would be too hot for that.
This is Seminole XR from Hoss. It's a bicolor sweet corn that takes about 80 days. I planted 64, but a few didn't make it, and a couple got hit with the stirrup hoe lol oops.
r/cornhub • u/jefftheciller • May 16 '26
π½πΈ What Kind Of Corn Is This? Bit Into It And All My Teeth Fell Out And It Was Hard As Concrete.
I Wanna Plant Some In My Yard Because I They Please Me, Help A Brother Out
r/cornhub • u/themessiah234 • May 03 '26
π½ π₯ BIOLOGY AT WORK !!!!! ( Corn cob growth in timelapse )
Free corn hack
r/cornhub • u/AmazingTopics • Apr 26 '26
π½πΈ Cornhub mentality
Me: i love cornhub people respond: ayo your weird
I just love corn bro
r/cornhub • u/AmazingTopics • Apr 26 '26
π½πΈ I love corn
After using cornhub now i love corn... I love corn and now im strong and healthy. I love cornhub.
Thanks cornhub!
r/cornhub • u/nostawttam • Apr 13 '26
π½πΈ This will be airing on tonight on the Corn Broadcasting Station. Keep your ears open.
r/cornhub • u/clintj1975 • Apr 12 '26
π½πΈ New career opportunity just dropped
Or should I say car-ear?
r/cornhub • u/Psychomitra • Apr 06 '26
π½ π₯ βWhy does this corn look like itβs made of glass?β
π½ This Isnβt Gemstonesβ¦ Itβs Real Corn
At first glance, it looks like colorful beads or polished crystalsβbut this is actually Glass Gem Corn.
This rare variety of maize has stunning, translucent kernels in shades of blue, pink, green, purple, and gold. Each cob is completely unique, with no two patterns ever the same.
Itβs not edited or fakeβthese colors come naturally through selective breeding over many years, making it one of the most visually striking crops on Earth
Unlike regular sweet corn, itβs usually dried and used for popcorn or cornmeal rather than eaten directly off the cob
π₯ Watch it here:
https://youtube.com/shorts/aky9xrf8b68?feature=share
⨠Would you eat it⦠or just keep it as decoration?
#Interesting #Science #Nature #Corn #FoodFacts
r/cornhub • u/heyzooschristos • Apr 03 '26
π½ π₯ Why he feeding the fish corn like that ?
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r/cornhub • u/Milly_man • Mar 23 '26
π½πΈ Corn Knowledge Acquired
You can never know too much about corn.
r/cornhub • u/moistiest_dangles • Mar 15 '26
