Does corn come out of the sky cherry or the cob first?

For the current process of agricultural production, we often encounter such problems, such as corn (extra tillers) to break or not? Do you need to break multiple ears of corn? Do you need to emasculate corn?

Farmers have different answers to these questions, so what should they do? Today, the Nongduo Gang will talk about it, and I hope you will express your opinions.

Do you need to break corn (extra tillers)?

First of all, let's make it clear to you, the corn girl doesn't need to be broken. If you have planted spring corn this year, you may encounter such a situation after a while, the corn roots have many small forks, and these excess tillers are commonly known as corn seeds. There is a lot of controversy about whether it should be broken or not!

Actually, don't worry too much, don't break it.

The reason for the production of corn is because there are too many nutrients, nitrogen fertilizer (urea) is used too much, and the corn vegetative growth is vigorous, so it will produce excess tillers, and the excess nutrients will be put into the girl first, so that the excess nutrients will be diverted.

These corn seeds can increase the root coefficient, increase the overall leaf area of the corn, reduce the evaporation of soil moisture, and remove the apical dominance. It is good for corn growth. In addition, the biggest role of corn is to retain nutrients for the main stem, and when the nutrients on the main stem are insufficient, the nutrients will flow back to the main stem, and the corn will wither, so you are not breaking the girl, but throwing away the nutrients.

Corn has little effect on the main stem. So you don't have to bother to break your corn when it grows, just let him fend for himself.

Corn should come out of the sky cherry blossoms before it will produce cobs. This is the growth process of corn.

The corn comes out of the cob first, and then the tip of the cob comes out of the sky cherry blossoms.

The corn should be the first to come out of the cob, and the last to come out of the cherry blossom should be this program.

Of course, the stick comes out first, and when the stick is about to grow, the tassel begins to have, which has the effect of transporting nutrients and breathing.

Corn is first out.

And then out of the stick.

In this way, the fruit will be grown.

Corn comes out of the sky first.

Finally, the stick will come out.

Summary. Hello, glad for your question.

The reasons why corn comes out first are as follows:

1. In the process of planting corn, if the environment is suitable, it will grow sprouts in about a week, and gradually grow in about two months, corn will bloom and grow filaments, and then it will produce corn cobs after pollination.

2. Therefore, corn is a plant that blooms first and then bears a cob, generally speaking, corn will bloom after about two months of planting, and soon after flowering, the female and male flowers will pollinate and gradually grow corn cobs, and its filaments will gradually fall off.

3. For those who have planted corn, they all know that the position of flowering and fruiting is different, which is the monoecious phenomenon of plants. The male inflorescence of corn grows at the top of the plant, while the female inflorescence grows in the middle of the plant, that is, about one meter from the ground, which is more conducive to corn pollination and fertilization, that is, the pollen falls down and falls on the female flower.

Why did corn come out first.

Hello, I'm glad that the reason for your problem corn is that the corn is defeated first and the cob is as follows: 1. In the process of planting, if the environment is suitable, the corn will grow sprouts in about a week, and gradually grow in about two months, the corn will bloom and grow filaments, and then it will produce corn cobs after pollination. 2. Therefore, corn is a plant that blooms first and then bears a cob, generally speaking, corn will bloom after about two months of planting, and soon after flowering, the female and male flowers will pollinate and gradually grow corn cobs, and its filaments will gradually fall off.

3. For those who have planted corn, they all know that the position of flowering and fruiting is different, which is the monoecious phenomenon of plants. The male inflorescence of corn grows at the top of the plant, while the female inflorescence grows in the middle of the plant, that is, about one meter from the ground, which is more conducive to corn pollination and fertilization, that is, the pollen falls down and falls on the female flower.

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It takes about 50 days for corn to be sown and it will take about 50 days to emerge. The varieties of corn are different, the planting areas are different, and the sowing time is different. If it is spring corn, it is generally sown from south to north, from mid-February to early May, and it is generally appropriate to sow when the temperature of 10cm soil layer is stable above 10.

In the case of autumn corn, it is usually sown in late July to early August. Maize is an annual herbaceous plant of the genus Maize in the family Poaceae. Aliases:

Maize, cob, grain, rice, millet, corn, corn, bract, pearl rice, bract, large reed millet, Northeast Liaoning dialect is called pearl grain, Chaozhou dialect is called barley, Cantonese is called corn, Hokkien language is called panwheat. Corn is an annual monoecious cross-pollinated plant with tall plants and strong stems, which is an important grain residue and fodder crop, and is also the highest total crop in the world, second only to rice and wheat in terms of planting area and total yield. Corn is rich in protein, fat, vitamins, trace elements, cellulose, etc.

Hello friends?

Due to the different climates, varieties, sowing times, and soil textures, the growing period is also different.

Take a corn variety in a certain region as an example.

Sowing on June 20.

The picture above shows the corn growing 10 days after the corn is sown**.

The picture above was taken on August 10th**.

A total of 51 days.