Corn Seeds (syn) - Honey Select Hybrid

Corn Seeds (syn) - Honey Select Hybrid80 days. AAS Winner for 2001. TripleSweet variety produces ears which are 75% (se) and 25% (sh2). About 8 inches long. Plant height about 72 inches. Does not require isolation from other corns. Longer harvest time without loss of eating quality. Sweet corn doesn't get any better than this. Approx. 230 seeds oz. The Honey Select Hybrid variety of corn seeds grow to be between five and six foot tall stalks, which provide large ears of yellow corn with a

80 days. AAS Winner for 2001. TripleSweet® variety produces ears which are 75% (se) and 25% (sh2). About 8 inches long. Plant height about 72 inches. Does not require isolation from other corns. Longer harvest time without loss of eating quality. Sweet corn doesn't get any better than this. Approx. 230 seeds/oz. The Honey Select Hybrid variety of corn seeds grow to be between five and six foot tall stalks, which provide large ears of yellow corn with a sweet flavor, between eight and nine inches. The Honey Select Hybrid is mature in eighty days, and the ears produce eighteen to twenty rows of corn.

Growing Honey Select Hybrid Corn (se) Garden Seeds

• Latin Name: zea mays
• Other Names:
• Days to Maturity: 80 days
• Hardiness Zone: 3-11
• Planting Depth: 1-2"
• Plant Spacing: 6"
• Row Spacing: 30"
• Growth Habit: Upright
• Soil Preference: Moist and well drained, temp of 55 to 65 F, pH 6 to 7
• Temp Preference: Warmer
• Light Preference: Full Sun
• Diseases/pests: Susceptible to corn wireworms, cutworms, and fungal diseases
Light Yellow Kernals
• Flavor: Rich and Sweet
• Seeds Per Package:
  • 1 lb - Approximately 2,400 Seeds
  • 5 lb - Approximately 12,000 Seeds
  • 25 lb - Approximately 60,000 Seeds

SYN means Synergistic or Triple Sweet.  75% sugary enhanced kernels and 25% Super sweet kernels.  SE means sugary enhanced.

Begin by sowing directly outdoors, 1 1/2 inches deep with four inches between seeds and thirty inches between rows. When choosing a site in your garden, keep the sun in mind; these tall stalks have potential to block the sunlight from other plants. While growing, the crops will need one to one and a half inches of water. When the kernels are firm, the ear is ripe. To harvest, firmly pull the ear downwards while twisting. The unhusked ears can be kept in the fridge for up to one week.

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