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Blue Corn Seeds, Zea mays

✅ Product: Blue Corn Seeds, Zea mays✅ Seed Quantity: ~ 10 Seeds ✅ Get your seeds shipped for a flat rate of $4.99, regardless of quantity! ✅ Explore our store! We offer an extensive selection of over 500 seed varieties, ranging from succulents, cacti, and bonsai trees to vegetables, ornamentals, herbs, medicinal plants, flowers, microgreens, grasses, vines, and fruit seeds.

25 Peruvian Inca Purple Corn Seeds, Maiz Morado, grow & brew chicha morada!

25 Peruvian Inca Purple Corn Seeds, also known as Maiz Morado. This variety of corn, Zea mays indurata, has a growth habit of upright grass and produces edible purple and green kernels. It is a vegetable seed with a life cycle of one year, ready for harvest in 110-120 days. The seeds have a high germination rate of 90% within 7-12 days and require moderate cultivation effort in full sun with medium watering needs. Additionally, they are suited for USDA Hardiness Zone 3 and can be grown through conventional farming methods.

1 lb. Moseby Prolific Corn Seeds

The 1 lb. Moseby Prolific Corn Seeds are a type of vegetable seeds specifically for annual planting. These outdoor seeds, Zea Mays, thrive in full sun and require medium watering. Native to the United States, these white sweet corn seeds are easy to cultivate in loam soil, making them a popular choice for home and garden enthusiasts looking to grow their own delicious vegetables.

20+Red Strawberry Popcorn Seeds(Zea mays) Rare Ruby Indian Corn Maize Garden USA

20+Red Strawberry Popcorn Seeds(Zea mays) Rare Ruby Indian Corn Maize Garden USA Named for its 2″ strawberry-shaped ears, this fun variety can be used either for edible or decorative purposes! The dark red kernels contrasted with light husks provide a striking addition to an autumn arrangement. Or, watch the ruby kernels turn white when popped. The short, stocky plant stalks may also be dried and used for autumn decor. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. This ornamental corn is 4 feet tall, with 2 by 2-inch ears. There are 2 to 4 ears per stalk. SowingPrepare the soil with compost or other organic matter. One week after frost or when the soil consistently reaches 60 degrees F, plant the corn 1 inch deep and 8-12 inches apart. Germination should take place in 5-6 days. GrowingAfter the corn emerges, keep it moist and carefully remove weeds, since corn cannot fight against weeds, mulch may be beneficial. Additional organic matter or compost helps growth, since corn is a heavy feeder. Keep in mind that corn has shallow roots which can easily become damaged by hoeing. Watch out for pests, as corn attracts many problematic insects and animals. HarvestingLeaving the corn on its stalks to completely dry in the field gives the best results. When they are ready to harvest, the stalk and ears will be completely brown with no green coloring at all. Choose a dry location with moderate heat, but out of direct sunlight, hang the stalks upside down, or lay them out flat.

20+Red Strawberry Popcorn Seeds(Zea mays) Rare Ruby Indian Corn Maize Garden USA

20+Red Strawberry Popcorn Seeds(Zea mays) Rare Ruby Indian Corn Maize Garden USA Named for its 2″ strawberry-shaped ears, this fun variety can be used either for edible or decorative purposes! The dark red kernels contrasted with light husks provide a striking addition to an autumn arrangement. Or, watch the ruby kernels turn white when popped. The short, stocky plant stalks may also be dried and used for autumn decor. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. This ornamental corn is 4 feet tall, with 2 by 2-inch ears. There are 2 to 4 ears per stalk. SowingPrepare the soil with compost or other organic matter. One week after frost or when the soil consistently reaches 60 degrees F, plant the corn 1 inch deep and 8-12 inches apart. Germination should take place in 5-6 days. GrowingAfter the corn emerges, keep it moist and carefully remove weeds, since corn cannot fight against weeds, mulch may be beneficial. Additional organic matter or compost helps growth, since corn is a heavy feeder. Keep in mind that corn has shallow roots which can easily become damaged by hoeing. Watch out for pests, as corn attracts many problematic insects and animals. HarvestingLeaving the corn on its stalks to completely dry in the field gives the best results. When they are ready to harvest, the stalk and ears will be completely brown with no green coloring at all. Choose a dry location with moderate heat, but out of direct sunlight, hang the stalks upside down, or lay them out flat.

TEOSINTE Nitrogen-Fixing Corn Ancestor (Zea mays ssp. mex./parviglumis) SEEDS

Teosinte, Teosintli, Sacred Corn, Maizillo, Corn of the gods, Ancestral Maize, Wild Maize, Grain of the gods, Father CornSeed packets are available in quantities of either 25+ seeds, 50+ seeds, or 125+ seeds. Use the pull down menu to select size.This seed is USA grown. Teosinte (Zea mays ssp. mexicana/parviglumis) is considered to be the wild ancestor of our modern domesticated corn/maize. Since Teosinte is a direct relative of modern corn, the plant looks very much like a corn plant. It grows tall like corn, except that, unlike corn, it has branches and produces side-shoots (tillers) and becomes bushy. Due to its branching habit, it produces many small single-row ears called spikelets, with each spikelet having 4-12 seeds or kernels. Just like corn/maize, Teosinte was considered sacred by the ancient people of the Americas. In fact the name Teosinte is from the Nahuatl (Aztec) language Teosintli, meaning Sacred Corn. One of the first and main uses of Teosinte by the Pre-Columbian People was that of a source of sugar from the sweet stalks and the tender, immature spikelets. These were cooked and ground into a mash which was then fermented into a type of pulque which was then consumed during religious and ceremonial rituals.Teosinte has a unique feature in that it captures atmospheric nitrogen via aerial roots that it produces along its stalk. This means that it never needs fertilizer and it actually improves the soil fertility where it grows. Its evolutionary cousins, the many varied strains (actually close to 40) of nitrogen-fixing landrace maize, also produce their own fertilizer via a similar system of aerial roots and a symbiotic relationship with certain microbe species. Check out our listing for Giant N-efficiency Nitrogen-Fixing Maize Corn Seed Mix on eBay! In south-central Mexico, where Teosinte is native, indigenous farmers will plant or allow wild Teosinte to grow along with their maize in their corn fields. They believe it will make their corn plants stronger and more productive. The dry seeds are used as a feed for pigs and poultry by the native people of southern Mexico. The stalks are sweet and can be chewed like sweet sorghum or sugarcane stalks. Teosinte is also an excellent food plot for wildlife. Birds love these seeds, especially doves, quail, turkey, and many other species. You can plant a few seeds along your fence line to attract wildlife.We also recommend planting some Marejea-Chipilin along with the Teosinte to increase productivity, growth, and yields.(Please note some of the photos were taken by Verne Lehmberg and used by permission) Complete growing instructions included!! We ship to U.S.A. addresses only. Take a look at our other ebay listings!

Double Red sweet corn seeds, Non-GMO, Heirloom, 50 seeds

Double Red was developed by Dr. Alan Kapuler. Corn is a heat loving crop. It is best to sow seeds when soil temperatures are at least 65 degrees. Sowing in lower temperatures risks lower germination as the seeds will tend to rot instead of germinating.

Sweet Corn Seed: Silver Queen Sweet Corn Seeds Fresh Seed FREE Shipping

SILVER QUEEN SWEET CORN For bids is one packet of Silver Queen Sweet Corn Seeds from our bulk seed inventory. See listing for packet sizes. 92 day maturity. su. Over the years this has been the white sweet corn and is still very popular. Very consistent in yield & quality. Treated seed THANKS FOR LOOKING!!!!!