Has anyone here grown and harvested............

My corn was a bust this year. I've heard that beans and corn like to be planted together, so that's what I did this year, but apparently, the corn didn't get the message. The beans did well and still producing. Time to pick the ears is when the silk turns brown. Pic is from a couple years ago.

The one time I tried to grow corn all I got was shriveled ears.

I think that @TheHorse maybe knows. I think when the tassles change or something. I bet you bought the jewel type corn, didn't you? The pretty colors are tempting.

I had seen some vendors going around my neighborhood lately. I bought some yesterday and made them snacks for the family.

I did a few years ago, I also harvested decorative corn, in many different colors. It was very pretty.

I heard Vanilla Fudge's version first and always liked it better.

My stepmom planted corn, but the crows went at it.

I haven't grown them before and I have no clue about it. Probably you can search some useful tips online.

Best of luck to you, I know one year we tried to grow corn in Latvia when I lived there and that was a total loss, I don't think we even got any ears coming out,

I've never tried to grow corn but I certainly do enjoy corn on the cob. We had some good corn this summer and it wasn't expensive. Hope you get some help here from fellow myLotters who are gardeners.

I plant corn every year. I get cute little ears, but I don't think I've had any big enough to munch on since the preschool in Berkeley.

I tried to grow corn a long time ago, deer ate it

My uncle does but I have no idea when it is ready to harvest.

From what I discovered Indian Corn is harvested in October/November. The corn is really pretty with many colors like you mentioned. Makes for a great wreath or centerpiece decoration but the Natives actually ate it. It's not sweet like regular corn but has a starchy texture. When it comes to eating Indian Corn, I think I'll skip it and stick to the POPCORN type. Although the hard kernels can be made into popcorn. Interesting Vanilla Fudge was not commercially successful, but did an interesting interpretation of the Supremes classic.

Nope I have not. Yours looks good though.

My husband and I tried to grew corn but it was a failure.

We tried a couple of times but was not successful.

We never had good luck with corn. I hope that you do.

Since it's indian corn wait until the silk turns brown. You can even wait for the stalk to start turning brown

The tassels are usually brown when the corn is ripe; and you can tell by the size of the husk if there's a full ear of corn inside. I don't know why your corn would be white unless it's not Indian corn. White corn can be very delicious. Have a good day.