Sweet corn seeds

Sweet Corn Seeds
Traditional Indian, open-pollinated, non-hybrid, and non-GMO seeds. Each pack contains approximately 20 seeds with a germination time of 7–10 days. Suitable for growing in pots, grow bags, or home gardens. Plants need 3–4 hours of sunlight, regular watering, and basic organic care. Harvest fresh sweet corn cobs in about 60–100 days.

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Sweet Corn Seeds

Seed Category:
Traditional Indian variety, open-pollinated, non-hybrid, and non-GMO

Common Names:
Sweet Corn, Corn, Mokkajonna

Seed Quantity:
Approximately 20 seeds per pack

Germination Period:
Seeds usually sprout within 7–10 days under suitable conditions


Growing Sweet Corn in Containers

Sweet corn can be successfully grown in home gardens, terraces, balconies, or open spaces using pots or grow bags.

Best Sowing Time

Can be grown throughout the year under favorable climate conditions.

Soil Preparation

Healthy soil is essential for good plant growth and yield.
Use a well-draining soil mix prepared with:

  • Red soil – 40%

  • Vermicompost – 40%

  • Coco peat – 20%

Add a small quantity of neem cake to each container to help prevent soil-borne pests.

Container Size

Choose containers or grow bags with a minimum height of 12 inches.
Recommended sizes include:

  • 12 × 12 inches

  • 15 × 15 inches

  • 12 × 15 inches
    Larger containers will support better root development.

Sowing Method

  • Plant seeds 12–14 cm apart

  • Sow at a depth of about ½ inch (1.3 cm)

  • Place 1–2 seeds per spot

  • Water gently after sowing and keep the soil consistently moist

Seedlings generally emerge within 7–10 days.


Plant Care

  • Ensure plants receive at least 3–4 hours of direct sunlight daily

  • Water regularly without overwatering

  • Monitor plants for pests and apply neem oil or natural organic sprays such as Panchagavya when needed

  • Add a small amount of compost to each container every 10–15 days to maintain soil nutrition


Harvesting

Sweet corn cobs are typically ready for harvest between 60 to 100 days after sowing, depending on growing conditions.