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You could try it. I would think a big hanging basket would be needed. Would need constant attention as the plant can grow to 1-1.5m and that size would need a lot of water each day.
in Cape Gooseberry
Corn needs to be planted in rows about 6-800mm apart. Seeds need to be planted about 150mm apart. Best to grow 2 or more rows together in a block for pollination. When the tassel and silks come ou...
in Sweet corn
Bunnings in Christchurch sell the plants.
in Cape Gooseberry
Can a Cape Gooseberry be grown in a Hanging Basket situation ?
in Cape Gooseberry
Corn needs full sunlight to produce a good cob. If you fail this time try a more suitable time like spring summer to try again.
in Sweet corn
If you can stand your pot near a sunny window, you might be able to keep the sweetcorn growing. Protect it from cold temperatures and make sure it has plenty of light -
in Sweet corn
I have tried this last year with VERY good results (with three year old seeds as well), place in a container with a lid and you only need to water them once, you can also select the best of the cr...
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