The MOST INCREDIBLE Sweet Corn You've Ever Had!

[@josiesmith1295]

I'm so happy to see you did a video on Incredible sweet corn. This has been our standard corn we plant every year since the early 2000s. No matter what other corn varieties I plant we always reserve a big chunk of space for plenty of Incredible. It's just absolutely incredible! I have to admit serendipity and some of the newer ones are a tad tastier,but nothing out does Incredible when it comes to the total package. It produces like crazy,tastes delicious,stays low starch on the plant and stores really really well in the cooler. Plus it can't be beat for freezing and canning. If you have livestock they'll go crazy for the husks and stalks too. Thank you for highlighting my all time favourite sweet corn variety!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for watching.

[@terryallard1918]

I have a question for you. Is the Incredible corn an easy silking corn? For example. We’ve grown G90 and Bodacious sweet corn for years. It is easy to silk. Ambrosia,Candy Korn are two more we love to eat but are much harder to remove silks from them. It’s not at all bad for eating but when we put it up for the winter it’s a lot more work to prep the ears.

[@iwin1833]

Incredible corn is the sweetest corn I've ever grown. I have tried them all in my 35 years of gardening nothing else comes close

[@ginger55081]

I planted Incredible corn years ago & you’re gonna be dazzled. I bought some from you this year & can’t wait to plant it again 😊

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Great to hear! We are excited to try it.

[@carolavant3778]

I can't wait until I get a place with more land and get me one of those seeders! What an awesome tool!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It definitely speeds up the corn planting process.

[@markmiller4503]

@Miles Abdullah yeah I’m going to look it . Wait what’s it for?

[@brianostrander8262]

I finally tasted my 1st ear of honey select sweetcorn today. No butter or salt added, and still awesome tasting. I love it. One of my best choices to grow this year.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It's a good one! Glad you like it.

[@roncline3120]

Sure hope the storm wasn't to bad over there, here in Evans co. we recieved a great big blessing........Good Luck.....

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It's been windy and we got an inch of rain, but nothing too severe.

[@jtownscrapper]

Two of my all time favorites!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Can't wait for some fresh sweet corn!

[@stevelangston2359]

What is a good eating kind of field corn

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Our Hickory King is good to eat as roasting ears.

[@buddymc]

It's the only SE variety I'll grow. It's really Incredible. We love it.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Hard to beat it!

[@joelhenderson3951]

It is one of the best! I also like candy corn variety. Good stuff Travis thanks!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Always Joel!

[@orlandogardener]

Where do you buy it from

[@naturalonenaturalone8996]

Been growin/sellin sweetcorn for45 yrs.Best variety I have found is Guerney GOT TO HAVE IT. FREEZES CUT RITE OF THE COB,JUST AS SWEET AS FRESH.

[@andypugh2593]

Wow!!! THE COMMENTS AMAZE ME SOMETIMES..... Hoss Tools another great video keep up the good work!!!! Helps me a lot in the confusing world of sweet corn varieties!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Andy! We have found that many seed companies just have so many corn varieties that you can't distinguish them. So we try to make that clear for everyone.

[@davidbrumbaugh3950]

Research has shown that a one inch planting depth appears to be too shallow for corn. It needs another half inch more depth to facilitate development of the upper root system that comes on later in the growth habit, which has been shown to be VERY important for yield. However, a faster emerging 1" shallow planting depth can be mitigated by later "hilling" in the corn using a hoe to mound up the earth at the base of the plant when it reaches about a foot tall and incorporate a side dressing of fertilizer.

[@stephaniemccartney5385]

Very informative even for my small back yard garden in Freeport/Bahamas

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for watching Stephanie! Hope you have a great garden this year in the Bahamas.

[@dcdavis5980]

How far apart does the seeder space the seeds?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Depends on how many holes are in the plate. You can completely customize that. In one revolution of the seed plate inside the hopper, the seeder travels 19" inches. So take 19" inches and divide it by the number of holes in the plate and there's your spacing. You can make as many or as few holes as you'd like for the spacing you desire.

[@bobnewhart4318]

When you gave the measurement for the perfect planting area was that in feet or yards?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Feet.

[@mjp5429]

How much seed did it take to do (10) 30 ft rows. Thanks

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We probably used half of that one pound bag you saw in the video.

[@billlaut608]

I saw your reply to Dash that you folks don't sell any GMO seeds. That's good news! That raises a question: Can I dry out an ear of Incredible to save the kernels for planting next year? Also, how do you compare Incredible to Peaches and Cream? The PnC is the "gold standard" at the Farmer's Markets up here in Michigan, and so I'm thinking it would be interesting to offer it as an alternative at our local Farmer's Market (once I have a garden, of course) to see what everyone thinks of it.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Since it's a hybrid variety, the seeds you save won't be true to variety. So no, you couldn't save them and expect the same results. Incredible is a sugary-enhanced variety, just like Peaches & Cream. So they will taste very similar and have similar storage potential. The only big difference is one is yellow and one is bicolor.

[@carldearman1836]

I bought some of your 15 0 2 fertilizer and how many time do I need to give it fertilizer. I used my plow and plowed it in

[@gardeningwithhoss]

5-6 pounds in 3-4 applications for 1000 sq feet. Need to alternate with balanced fertilizer such as 2-20-20 Also check out our corn growing guide hosstools.com/corn-growing-guide/

[@carldearman1836]

@@gardeningwithhoss I bought sweet corn from u guys

[@gardeningwithhoss]

great, thanks for your support

[@carldearman1836]

U all are welcome

[@carldearman1836]

@@gardeningwithhoss my bottom leaves are turning yellow . What do I need to do I begin giving it 15 0 2 fertilizer that I bought from u all I gave it some last Tuesday and gave it some fertilizer last thrusday and gave it some fertilizer tonight and we have been getting alot of rain in Oklahoma

[@cliffcorbitt9494]

White Queen silver corn is actually the best tasting out of all sweet corn and this is uncooked

[@pamelariddick1271]

How many seeds did it take to plant corn in the 10 rows that are 30 feet long?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It took about half that 1 lb bag, so 0.5 lbs approximately.

[@Cleoleigh]

Hmmmm I wonder if I can plant some corn here in Tampa this week or it it’s too late....?? Anyone know?

[@sqwrrl]

Not at all. Go!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Go for it!

[@judyhowell7075]

Plant now

[@jhanks2012]

Did you plant it?

[@brucesmith6437]

When do you plant your fall planting of sweet corn?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Usually in late August or early September here in south GA.

[@kodykevorkian960]

After planting the seeds do you water them everyday?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We soak the beds with the drip tape after planting and keep the bed wet until seeds germinate. That usually means running the drip every other day or so.

[@haden2846]

Help! Corn looking beautiful. Checked out garden this am and 3 stalks fell over with brown rot mush at base of stalk! What's happening?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Uh oh. Too wet?

[@haden2846]

@@gardeningwithhoss Drip tape on sandy soil, looks like yours. In Charleston SC.

[@pewheretic7967]

I've had trouble with my corn blowing over during hard rains or high winds in the past so I decided to plant deeper. I noticed you planted less than 1" and the bag of corn recommended 1". There are several agricultural sites I visit (including our county extension office) that recommends no less than 1.5" to 2 1/4". I planted to just under 2" this year and the Heney Select corn all came up with about 95% germination with good emergence. Do you think these difference in depth of planting is a big deal?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Many sites that recommend deeper seed planting depths are not considering whether the farmer is using drip irrigation. Planting deep works well if you're counting on mother nature to germinate the seeds. But with the drip tape, we can flood the row and get them germinated quickly.

[@ivan11h]

Can I get 2 full ears of corn in a super hot climate with abundant water?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

yes you should be able too

[@carlwheeler3403]

Quick question, what is the shelf life of sweet corn seeds?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

They should be good for several years if kept in the fridge. You might see a slight drop in germination rate, but nothing too significant.

[@carlwheeler3403]

@@gardeningwithhoss thanks. when do expect to get the Texas Legend onion seeds in stock?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We'll probably have more in late summer/early fall.

[@s2rinnovfarm787]

I'm in Jamaica and I bought some of the the incredible sweet from you that I have already planted they are 35 day old the body of the the plants looks thick and nice but they are very short the are actually 2 and a half feet tall and that makes me very concern, is that normal with them?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

No that is not the normal. Some causes are, heat stress or lack of water, soil compaction, insufficient light, and cold temperatures

[@carolynmoody9460]

Would this do good in Missouri

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Sure. It's not a regional variety by any means.

[@AaricHale]

I have grew a bunch of varieties of sweetcorn. I like the triple sweet varieties .

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We're also growing Honey Select, which is a triple sweet, in one of our other gardens. Here's the video we did when planting it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJKkanyHodGNaLs

[@portiaholliday8741]

How did Incredible compare to Peaches and Cream?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

About the same taste-wise -- the color is the main difference. Incredible is yellow and Peaches & Cream is bicolor.

[@MrEricWilliam]

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[@gardeningwithhoss]

We have international shipping on our website: hosstools.com

[@MrEricWilliam]

Bonjour, J ai effectivement vu que vous proposiez la livraison. Mais je n ai pu determiner si vous acceptiez de faire livrer des semences en Europe. C est pourquoi je me suis permis de vous poser la question. Aussi ne faites que repondre oui ou non que je sache si je peux poser ma commande. Je suis certain que d autres s interessent a la question, ce qui en fait tout l interet. :)

[@dash-4150]

GMO free ?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Of course. We don't sell any GMO seeds.

[@billybradyjr6008]

I’m sure Incredible is great but until Silver Queen lets me down it’s hard to change varieties . I just planted 600 feet today

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We've grown a lot of Silver Queen over the years and it's a great variety, but it doesn't store very well compared to these sugary enhanced varieties. We like the improved storage ability because it gives us a larger window for needing to preserve/eat it.

[@judyhowell7075]

Silver Queen corn is great

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It is good and we grew it for years. But it doesn't store as well as some of these newer varieties, and that can be handy in the middle of harvest season.

[@thomasackerman3995]

Love you.. Watching u push it is comical. Shorts like mine. Stay real ! With affection.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Thomas!