Growing giant corn 1 of 2

this is a two part video . corn stalks grew to 24 feet 11 inches tall.
link to seed
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• corn
• gardening
• big
• plants
• tall
• stalks
• giant
• organic

[jesseeldrid]

seeds are on Ebay for 2010

[teflondon91]

is this a GMO plant?

[LaserDarkDX]

Looks like a cross between bamboo and corn.

[aryafeydakin]

This variety, as you can read at 0:05, is called Jala. It's from Jala Valley, it's ancient.

As you can see the weeds on the ground at the begining is oxalis, this indicate a severe washing-up of nutrient in the soil, it can lead to the destructuration of clay. When clay liberate its Al+++ and Fe+++, it intoxicate the soil and then go into the plant, the grain. Food, grain, cattle meat fill with Al+++, so it give neuro-degeneratives issues.

Use 1 ft. of ramial chipped wood to restore the soil.

[Psycatalyst]

@teflondon91 No its not. It is a known line breed. People who do GMOs are not interested in making tall stalks. They are more interested in disease and pesticide resistance.

[lowlsys]

This corn variety Isn't modified, it is an ancient variety from central America that naturally grows to 15-25 feet tall. Today's corn has been modified to be short, and produce smaller more plentiful kernels.

[DancingHorses26]

Wow, that looks like it would be a lot of fun to grow. Not to mention walk through.

[teankum96762]

holy shit! an alien variety!

[MisterNickOtine]

@aityadeen123 nope.

[MisterNickOtine]

@LaoSoftware it is not GMO

[bilaczenko]

@jesseeldrid Very serious depletion of soil nutrients unless the stalks are shredded , composted and dug back in the ground.

[daw162]

Why would anyone want corn that large? It would lay over and it's using all of its energy to grow stalk and not ears.

[LaoSoftware]

@joemartin1957 : I always wanted to grow corn because I love eating them. But this guy has the music on. I can't hear anything he said. I wish he turn off the stupid music. Anyway, I think the giant corn is genetically modified. Natural corn don't get that tall. It's against nature. I wouldn't touch it if I were you.