Popcorn Sweetcorn Robust Seeds

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Packet of Sweetcorn Robust SeedsSweetcorn Robust is a fast maturing popcorn variety which produces cobs packed with kernels that burst into large, fluffy white flakes when popped.

Sweetcorn Robust has been trialed in the UK and has been found to be the best for Popcorn.

Average Packet Contents: 30 Seeds

Sweetcorn Robust 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: 30cm, Plant in a block
Plant Height: 160cm+ Planting Position: Sun

 

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Great fun to grow
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27 October 2016  |  Steve

I tried a different variety last year which failed to produce any cobs despite healthy plants. This year I decided to try this newer type and I had complete success. The plants grew huge, around 7 feet tall and most produced two cobs each. Only a few were complete but I still ended up with around 3 kilos of seed. I found that it's important to dry it in an oven for a few hours at around 95C otherwise it won't 'pop'. The weather just isn't warm/dry enough in October to dry in on the plant. After drying the corn I was able to 'pop' it in a hot air popcorn maker and it tasted excellent. So my verdict; great fun to grow and great to eat.