Re: Corn falling over...

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• To: Larry Easley <l*@texas.net>
• Subject: Re: Corn falling over...
• From: P* L* <p*@dittosrush.com>
• Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 16:03:52 -0700
• References: <000201bd6ee9$97d20240$77067fce@TexasNet.texas.net>

I had this happen last year due to High winds one day.... I stood it back up
and packed the dirt loosely around it, and had the best corn ever...

Pat Lowe

Larry Easley wrote:

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> Hello, folks...got a quickie question...what would cause corn stalks to
> simply fall over?  I'm here in San Antonio, and the corn is approximately 2
> 1/2 to 3 ft tall.  It's Silver Queen, and is plants in a square foot or
> so...was doing great but not is falling over like it's not rooting deep
> enough or something.  Any ideas would be appreciated...
>
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