Harvesting Our Glass Gem Corn!
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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Today I decided to harvest our Glass Gem Corn! Also known as Indian Corn or Rainbow Corn. It holds such a vibrant array of colors and is such a prosperous grower! I'm so excited to see what we got!
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I am cackling louder than the chickens when you turned the hose on/toward them.lol
If you save seeds from the best looking ones, every year they will get better and better colors
Have you tasted the Southern Classic: "Spoon Bread"? aka "Hot Water Bread".....
Basically just Corn Meal mixed with a little hot water & dash of salt, formed into a patty in the palm of your hand... then Fried. Served Hot with Real Butter.. Mmm Mmmmmm Mmmmmmmm :)
Omg when you sprayed the chicken had me cryinnnn 😂
Holy shit I'm Puerto Rican and I just received my glass corn seeds in literally gonna sow them tomorrow and see how they grow through out spring all the way to summer
Amazing! I planted mine in late spring and they grew so well!
That's so cool. They only took 4 days to sprout and start growing
@@summermontero960 Yes! They grow fast!
Hola Summer.
¿Donde venden esas semillas?
No sabía de la existencia de ese maíz.
Omg!!please do a video next time you plant the corn..Need to know from seed what to do.
Do I soak the seeds before planting,how far apart,how long to leave cornon stalks etc.
You did an awesome job!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😃Greedings from Phoenix Arizona a new subscriber 🦋⚘
Will do!
@@RedleafRanch
😃👍
Soaking helps but I planted straight into the ground and they grew fine!
One of my kiddos dropped a popcorn seed in with our potatoes for fun 😮 (which is unfertlized), and it sprouted within 4 days. Survived transplanting as well, once discovered 😅❤
Hellooooo❣️😍 I’m going to attempt growing this for the first time myself this year, so I decided to take a look on RUclips to see if I could find out anything and I found you. 😊🌈🌽
First of all you chasing that chicken had me rollin’, and of course, the damn bugs 😂
Can I say I just adore the look on your face when you opened that corn?! You’re absolutely precious❣️😍🫶
Thank you for sharing, you have a new 🇨🇦 subscriber for life❣️🫶 Stay blessed sweetheart❣️✨💫💋💖🦋
Beauties !! I grew popcorn one year. Man I manually removed it from the cobs & my fingers & especially my thumb hurt so bad ! I love your excitement !!!
Glass Gem corn was developed by an Oklahoma Cherokee named Carl Barns, Cherokee name White Eagle. He collected all the different corns grown by the native Americans but glass Gem and one one named White Eagle after him are all that were not lost.
Can you do recipes of the gem corn please , cause I didn't know how to cook it
Hi! I actually didn't cook with it, I dried them for ornamental use!
@@RedleafRanch thank you ❤️
Thanks for all the info! So excited to harvest my rainbow corn!
I would love for you to show how you created flour or what you did with the corn. The corn looked beautiful with those vibrant colors.
Dry kernels can be ground up a bit at a time in a coffee mill.
Hand crank mills should best be made from stainless steel, nothing less. 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽
You say “actually “ a lot 😂.
Are you in California growing the corn?
Thanks for showing those roots .. never would’ve known that
You're welcome! I thought it was super cool :)
The chickens popped up like
" ohhh, you brought corn! how lovely".. lol
So glad I found your channel!!!
Can You Count How Many Colors This Glass Gem Corn Has? ruclips.net/video/32ekY7FlhXQ/видео.html
I want some seeds bro.
y una cusca la mujer
Where you supposed to get yo pollen from?? 😂😂
🌽🌽🌽🌽 The plant produces all it needs. Just give it enough time to do it's own thing. 😊❤
Corn earworms are responsible for invading your corn. The moths lay eggs on the silks and the larva hatch and crawl into the corn under the husks to eat the developing kernels until they are big enough to emerge. The same little pests have invaded my gem corn as well. My corn is not ready for harvest yet so I have not yet peeled back the husks to see how much damage they have caused.
Thank you for the advice. It's my first year with Glass Gem and didn't know how long to leave it. I have 23 stalks. I noticed the tassels were ready before the silks as well!
I love growing gem corn , you are ADORABLE
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