When to Sow Waxy Corn? An Analysis of the Best Planting Time

Waxy corn is increasingly favored by people because of its sweet taste, unique flavor, rich nutrition, and high market value. Developing waxy corn for spring and autumn vegetable use brings high benefits and quick returns, improves land utilization, and also alleviates the shortage of vegetables in summer and autumn in our city. When is the best time to sow waxy corn?

Spring waxy corn is raised as seedlings under plastic film mulching, sown 5-7 days earlier than conventional corn. It is generally carried out in late February or early March, with transplanting completed by late March; autumn waxy corn is generally sown in late July, with the latest sowing time no later than mid-August, and in high-altitude areas it is best to sow as early as mid-July.