Discover the world of Planting and Growing Corn in Containers, and enjoy fresh, home-grown corn all summer long, even with limited space. Corn is a staple crop in many cultures around the world, and while it’s traditionally grown in vast fields, you don’t need acres of land to enjoy this delicious vegetable.

With the rise of container gardening, it’s easier to learn Planting and Growing Corn in Containers, even if you have limited space. Before you ask – how to grow corn, it is important to know the size of the pot.

Not only does container gardening offer convenience and accessibility. But it can also provide a unique and eye-catching addition to your home garden or balcony.

So, let’s dive into the world of growing corn in containers and discover how you can enjoy fresh, home-grown corn all summer long! Easy tips to grow sweet corn in a container from seed to harvest for only 75 days:

Day 1: Showing seeds.
Day 7: Germinate and transplant.
Day 30: 1st fertilizer (I use Quail manure compost.)
Day 45: 2nd fertilizer (I use cow manure compost.)
Day 75: Harvesting time.

Timecodes 0:00 -> Intro 0:25 -> Best sowing seeds 2:00 -> Prepare growing container 2:30 -> Transplant into a container 4:26 -> Fertilizer (1st time) 5:55 -> Fertilizer (2nd time) 7:13 -> Harvesting time.

► Fan Comments

Comment 1: That British Homestead said: “I’ve never seen it grown in containers tbh! I’ve only grown it in the ground 😮 nice to see you’re earning them up when the roots are exposed!”😊

Comment 2: Christopher Renn said: “Add a “Bean” and a “melon” type plant too. I personally mix cucumbers and pintos with small success (I harvest small) and peas. The corn makes the trellis for the beans and climbing melons. If you don’t mind the ground cover, you can do pumpkins/watermelons too but I find those sprawl too much for buckets. These 3 together “feed” each other to some degree, it’s known as the “3 sisters”. Try totes next.”

Comment 3: Kenny Dinh said: “Very good clip. Less talk, more action, more real results clips like this would be more helpful than clips where people keep blah blah while all the actions were burying corn seeds in the soil.”

Comment 4: Islyn Mercurius said: “Love the preparation for the corn plants I will prepare some for the first time I have learned a lot thanks for sharing my friend keep up the great planting I have a little garden I am watching from Amelia’s Ward linden town Guyana South America.”

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