Remedy Bi-Color Sweet Corn Seeds | TripleSweet Attribute II

Grow sweet corn for summer meals with Remedy, a bi-color TripleSweet hybrid listed at approximately 82 days to maturity. Its yellow-and-white kernels fill well-covered ears, making it a flavorful choice for fresh corn on the cob, grilling and freezer storage. Pick at peak ripeness and bring the harvest straight from the garden to your table.

Variety Details

• Variety: Remedy.
• Type: Bi-color TripleSweet hybrid sweet corn with Attribute II traits.
• Kernel color: Yellow and white.
• Days to maturity: Approximately 82 days; timing varies with climate and growing conditions.
• Listed ear size: Approximately 7 1/2 inches long and 1 3/4 inches in diameter.
• Kernel rows: Approximately 16–18 per ear.
• Listed plant height: Approximately 78 inches, with ears borne around 30 inches above ground.
• Light: Full sun.

Attribute II Growing Information

Remedy is listed as an Attribute II hybrid with insect-protection traits and tolerance to glyphosate and glufosinate. It is intended for conventional growing systems, not organic production. Consult the current seed supplier's trait documentation and stewardship requirements before planting.

Trait protection does not replace crop monitoring or guarantee pest-free ears. Herbicide tolerance is not a recommendation to apply a product; any use must follow the applicable product label. Do not consume planting seed.

Planting & Growing Guide

1. Direct sow after frost danger has passed and the soil has warmed to at least 60°F, using any seed-lot-specific temperature guidance supplied with your seed.
2. Sow approximately 1 1/2 inches deep in prepared, well-drained soil.
3. Plant in blocks of several short rows rather than one long row to support pollination and kernel fill.
4. Thin seedlings to approximately 8 inches apart. Allow adequate space between rows for mature plants and garden access.
5. Maintain consistent moisture, especially during tasseling and ear development.

Corn is a heavy feeder. Prepare fertile soil and fertilize according to soil-test results and fertilizer-label directions. For successive harvests, stagger sowings when your local growing season allows enough time for each planting to mature.

Harvest & Kitchen Uses

Check ears when silks have browned and kernels are plump. A kernel pressed with a fingernail should release milky liquid. Harvest promptly and refrigerate or cook soon afterward for the best eating quality.

• Steam, boil or grill whole ears for fresh corn on the cob.
• Cut kernels into corn salads, succotash, chowder or creamed corn.
• Blanch freshly harvested corn before freezing for later meals.

Seed Packet Options

Choose a 25-seed packet or a 1/4-pound seed package. The weight-based option is sold by weight, not a guaranteed seed count. This listing is for planting seeds, not live plants or harvested corn.