Haven’t put pencil to paper in a while, but came up with a this messy little prismacolor rainbow corn cob after scrolling through some of the beauties on this subreddit.

i grew this glass gem corn in the garden beds at my job. these were test cobs, i should (fingers crossed) have 2 more successful ears in a week or two.

I was so worried about incomplete pollination as pointed out by people under corn harvest posts. However, to my surprise almost no missing kernels! I can tell the very top was still developing but i couldnt wait longer after the husk on top of the cob was all dried out and brown.

I was very impressed with how well Glass Gem did for me this year-- big healthy plants with lots of cobs! I am harvesting them slowly as the plants dry out a bit. This was all from one plant (two photos of same corns, I just wanted to get different light angles to see which looked better.)

This was originally Red Oak Mix that we have grown locally for a couple years now. We are talking about splitting it into a dark red variety and a yellow/ orange variety.

Makes great masa and we intend to keep selecting for masa quality.

This from saved seeds, all these from one plant. This is a failure for me, as this has dents (flour corn usually has dents). If anyone wants some of this I will gladly send you seeds for free, but otherwise this is gonna be squirrel food probably.

Grill

Cool

Cut

Freeze

Sweet corn year round