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Sweet Corn Mirai Long 130 F1 Seeds

Sweet Corn Mirai Long 130 F1 Seeds

Botanical Name: Zea mays
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  • Supersweet cobs with excellent flavour
  • Extra-tender kernels and superb texture
  • Cobs can reach around 20cm/8in long
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Sweet Corn Mirai Long 130 F1 is a supersweet variety producing long, well-filled cobs with extra-tender kernels, excellent flavour and a superb eating texture. Pick the cobs at their peak and enjoy them simply boiled, steamed or straight from the barbecue for the unbeatable sweetness and freshness of home-grown sweet corn.

Key information

Botanical Name: Zea mays
Genus: Sweet Corn
Plant Class: Half Hardy Annual

Characteristics & growing conditions

Plant Height: 180
Colour: Yellow
Habitat: Upright
Position: Full Sun
Sow indoors March-May in individual pots, 1.5cm deep at 15-20°C. Harden off in late May and plant out in June after the risk of frost, arranging plants in blocks to aid pollination. Alternatively sow outdoors May-June, two seeds per station, thinning to the strongest seedling. Space plants around 40cm apart and keep well watered, especially as the cobs develop. Harvest August-September.
Sow Indoors
Sow Outside
Flowers / Harvest

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