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Grittyville, WA

https://www.agry.purdue.edu/ext/corn/news/articles.03/Tillers-0623.html

It says they dont detract/distract measurably from the main stalk.

8/14/2024 5:27:18 PM

Syracuse, NY

Looks to me as though these 'tillers' are similar to secondary vines on pumpkin plants. Maybe burying stalks and tillers would result in the corn taking on the characteristics of a well-tended (and vine-buried) pumpkin plant. Grow corn, fill container with Myco-soil as corn grows and see what happens.
I did not have any corn sprout this year, butt also did not try all that hard, with seeds from like 2002, lol.
An experiment 4 next year, fer sherr! eg

8/14/2024 11:54:39 PM

Grittyville, WA

Things a home gardener could try that a commercial grower would never even consider. Although... the results would probably depend on the variety.

I intercropped cucumbers and tomatoes between my corn. A bit silly of me but every time I try something novel
I learn something.

8/15/2024 1:20:14 AM

Syracuse, NY

How is a Christmas alphabet different?
No-oh L,
No-oh L,
No-oh...eg

8/15/2024 2:59:56 AM

Grittyville, WA

Rudoph and Santa Caus are not down that! You're posting good winter stuff for the Aussies, New Zealanders and South African growers. Ha ha.

8/15/2024 4:23:40 AM