The growth process of corn

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1. Sowing

2. Germination

3. Blossom

4. Results

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Bury the seeds into relatively moist soil. If the environment is suitable, shoots will grow out in about a week and begin to grow upward section by section. In about two months, the corn will begin to bloom and grow filaments. After the male and female are fertilized, corn cobs will grow. In addition, it has a strong outer skin that can wrap the fruit and retain moisture.

1. Sowing

1. Sowing

Bury the seeds in relatively humid soil. If the outside temperature is higher than 8 degrees and the moisture content is about 60%, try to provide a suitable environment so that they can grow quickly. sprouts.

2. Germination

Planting After the seeds are planted, if the environment is suitable, buds will grow in about a week, and small buds will break out of the soil. The newly grown buds are light yellow. After some time and exposure to the sun, they will turn green and begin to grow upward.

3. Flowering

And so on In about two months, the corn will begin to bloom and will grow filaments. At the same time, male pollen will appear, which is more conducive to fruiting.

4. Results

After flowering Soon, the male and female are fertilized, and then the corn cob will gradually grow, and its filaments will gradually fall off. In addition, it has a strong outer skin that can wrap the fruit and retain moisture.

2. Germination

3. Blossom

4. Results

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