Sweetcorn Minipop Seeds

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Packet of Sweetcorn Minipop Seeds Sweetcorn Minipop is the standard variety used for babycorn. It has a very tender pericarp which makes this an ideal variety for mini sweet corn. Best grown at high density, and harvested when cobs approximately 10cm in length.

Each plant produces 5-6 cobs per plant. This variety normally crops after approximately 65 days, and does not require pollination to produce cobs.

However do not grow near normal sweetcorn as cross-pollination can reduce the size of the normal sweetcorn if you are growing it.

Average Packet Contents: 26 Seeds

Sweetcorn Minipop Grow Notes
When to Sow Seeds:	April - In Cell Trays. May / Early June - Cell Trays or Outside
Germination Temperature:	16 - 18 ℃	Cover Seeds:	Yes
Time to Germination:	5 - 10 Days	Frost Hardy:	No
Spacing Between Plants:	30cm	Row Spacing:	40cm, Plant in a block
Plant Height:	160cm+	Planting Position:	Sun

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1 Review:

not so mini pop

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14 November 2014 | Miriam

i purchased these 2years ago,they grew 7ft tall with massive cobs and very little kernel,tried again this year ina different plot and the same again unfortunatly

Response:

Hello, thank you for review. As stated above in the description minipop is a baby sweet corn variety - not one that should be grown for bigger cobs. Please try one of the other varieties for that.