Subscribe to Updates

    Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.

    What's Hot

    33 Colorful Houseplants You’ll Love

    March 15, 2023

    14 Indoor Plants That Grow From Seeds

    March 14, 2023

    7 True Low-Light Houseplants

    March 13, 2023
    Facebook Twitter Instagram
    Garden WisperGarden Wisper
    Facebook Twitter Instagram
    SUBSCRIBE
    • Home
    • Gardening

      Best Gardening Trousers 2023: Men’s And Women’s Options

      March 10, 2023

      10 Best Gardening Hats For Men And Women

      March 9, 2023

      Gardening For Children | Kids Gardening Tools

      March 3, 2023

      Planting Guide For Home Gardening In Alabama

      February 16, 2023

      National Gardening Day – Holidays Calendar

      February 14, 2023
    • How To

      How To Get Rid Of Centipedes In Houseplants

      March 11, 2023

      How Often Should You Fertilize Indoor Plants? What To Know

      March 8, 2023

      How To Stop Mold On Indoor Plants: 8 Tips

      March 4, 2023

      How To Get Rid Of Mint Plant Pests

      March 4, 2023

      How To Start Home Gardening In Hawaii For Beginners

      February 1, 2023
    • House Plants

      14 Indoor Plants That Grow From Seeds

      March 14, 2023

      7 True Low-Light Houseplants

      March 13, 2023

      17 Of The Most Fragrant Houseplants To Grow Indoors 

      March 12, 2023

      How Often Should You Fertilize Indoor Plants? What To Know

      March 8, 2023

      15 Rare & Unusual Houseplants To Add To Your Collection

      March 8, 2023
    • Pests & Diseases

      How To Get Rid Of Centipedes In Houseplants

      March 11, 2023

      9 Cucumber Pests You Need To Watch Out For

      March 8, 2023

      How To Get Rid Of Mint Plant Pests

      March 4, 2023

      13 Most Common Strawberry Plant Pests And Diseases

      February 15, 2023

      Diseases And Pests Of Jalapeno Pepper Plants

      February 15, 2023
    • Recommendations

      How Much Does an Arborist Cost in 2022?

      November 24, 2022

      How Much Does Bush Removal Cost in 2022?

      November 24, 2022

      13 Signs Your Tree Is Dying

      November 22, 2022

      Common Types of Tree Fungus

      November 14, 2022

      What Is Dollar Spot?

      November 11, 2022
    • Weed Control

      Is Roundup Dangerous?

      November 10, 2022

      What is Cheatgrass?

      November 10, 2022

      How to Get Rid of Ants in Your Home and Yard – A Basic Guide

      November 1, 2022

      9 Best Post-Emergent Herbicides

      October 18, 2022

      7 Best Battery-Powered Weed Eaters of 2022

      October 11, 2022
    Garden WisperGarden Wisper
    Home»How To»How To Protect Corn From Frost [7 Easy Methods]
    How To

    How To Protect Corn From Frost [7 Easy Methods]

    VictorBy VictorSeptember 7, 2022Updated:September 7, 2022No Comments5 Mins Read
    Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Reddit WhatsApp Email
    How To Protect Corn From Frost
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest WhatsApp Email

    Table of Contents

    • How To Protect Corn From Frost.
      • 1. Bring Potted Corn Plant Inside.
      • 2. Add A Layer Of Mulch On Corn Garden Beds.
      • 3. Cover Your Corn With Fleece.
      • 4. Keep Tender Corn Plants In A Sheltered Spot.
      • 5. Protect Tender Corn Seedlings With Cloche.
      • 6. Use Wrap Containers For Your Corn Plant.
      • 7. Water Your Corn Plants In The Morning.
    • Conclusion.

    If you find yourself wishing for a normal corn-growing season this year, this post would teach you how to protect your corn from frost.

    When you get extreme weather conduction the effects can be devastating on your plantation. Seeing the beautiful grains you have nurtured from the seedling stage destroyed by frost can be traumatic.

    However, we cannot control the weather but we can find out how to protect corn from frost.

    Keep reading this post and find the best ways to protect corn from frost.

    How To Protect Corn From Frost.

    1. Bring Potted Corn Plant Inside.

    There are many famous ways to protect corn from frost but among these many ways is to bring potted corn plants inside, especially tender seedling corn grains.

    Potted corn plants are more prone to frost damage because they are not planted directly in the ground.

    Create an indoor garden room or greenhouse. Ensure that this space is very airy and not too warm. This is one of the best ways to protect corn from frost.

    2. Add A Layer Of Mulch On Corn Garden Beds.

    Apply dry mulch such as tree bark and grass clippings around the borderline of your corn plant.

    This architectural Melianthus protects the crown of your corn plant. You can also use wood chips and pine straws on your garden bed to provide a barrier against the frost.

    Read Also:

    • How To Dry Up A Wet Yard Fast [8 expert tips]
    • How to Make a Croton Bushier [3 Easy Plant Tips]
    • How to Get Rid of Rats in the Yard Without Harming Pets [7 Tips for Rat Control]

    3. Cover Your Corn With Fleece.

    How do you protect corn from frost especially if it is planted on the ground? This is the best method because it’s useful for larger corn garden layouts.

    Cover your corn plants with horticulture fleece to create a protective cover against frost. You can use blankets or bubble wraps to protect your corn from frost.

    Put down various stakes around your corn and cover these plants with your preferred material to construct a tent like structure.

    Lay down the corners to prevent wind from blowing away the material at night and take away the covers during the day for sunlight to penetrate your crop. 

    In addition, you can use trunks from young trees with your preferred material. You can also use a wired net filled with leaves to keep the frost away.

    This is one of the best ways to protect corn from frost during the winter season.

    4. Keep Tender Corn Plants In A Sheltered Spot.

    The importance of keeping your young seedlings indoors cannot be overemphasized. Where you place your young seedlings is essential in protecting corn from frost.

    Plant your corn seedlings in a sheltered position, especially near a south-facing wall that can absorb heat during the day and radiate it on your corn seedlings at night.

    When you do this, you are automatically reducing the damage of frost on your corn plants. Ensure that your plants can also receive direct sunrise during the day when you reposition them.

    5. Protect Tender Corn Seedlings With Cloche.

    If you are wondering how the use of Cloche can protect corn from frost you are on the right page. Cloche is one of the best methods to protect corn seedlings from frost.

    You can make cloche from plastic or glass. Whichever one you have, it would surely serve its purpose. 

    Furthermore, You can buy Cloche from any agricultural store or better still make your cloche with the materials that you have. You can use Plastic bottle milk containers to achieve this.

    Cover your corn seedlings during the night and remove your cloche during the day to allow your young plants to benefit from the warmth of the sun during the day.

    The use of cloche on your corn seedlings is essential during the winter and fall seasons.

    6. Use Wrap Containers For Your Corn Plant.

    If you cannot move your potted corn plants indoors as a method of protecting corn from frost, try protecting them from the outdoor elements.

    By placing your potted corn plants in groups in sheltered areas you protect them from cold wind and excessive rain. 

    In addition, Potted corn plants are more likely to suffer from root freezing. To prevent this, wrap your corn plants with fleece or any material you can access.

    You can also bury the potted corn plant in the ground to help them benefit from the minerals available in the soil.

    7. Water Your Corn Plants In The Morning.

    Can watering my corn plants in the morning protect corn from frost? The answer is yes! This morning routine can make a huge difference in the development of your corn plant.

    It helps in supporting all the protective measures I have listed here. Ensure you water your corn plants in the morning during winter when the risk of frost is higher. 

    Did you know that wet soil absorbs more heat during the day? Yes, wet soil takes in more heat during the day. This stored heat can protect corn from frost during the night.

    Conclusion.

    I know you are now aware of how to protect corn from frost. Ensure you properly carry out these methods to achieve the best result.

    Are you eager to try out these steps? Try them out today and let me know the results in the comment section below.

    Victor

    Related Posts

    How To Get Rid Of Centipedes In Houseplants

    March 11, 2023

    How Often Should You Fertilize Indoor Plants? What To Know

    March 8, 2023

    How To Stop Mold On Indoor Plants: 8 Tips

    March 4, 2023

    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    Don't Miss

    33 Colorful Houseplants You’ll Love

    By Vikky jayMarch 15, 20230

    In the world of gardening, there are hundreds of houseplants with different varieties each with…

    14 Indoor Plants That Grow From Seeds

    March 14, 2023

    7 True Low-Light Houseplants

    March 13, 2023

    17 Of The Most Fragrant Houseplants To Grow Indoors 

    March 12, 2023
    Stay In Touch
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Pinterest
    • Instagram
    • YouTube
    • Vimeo
    Our Picks

    33 Colorful Houseplants You’ll Love

    March 15, 2023

    14 Indoor Plants That Grow From Seeds

    March 14, 2023

    7 True Low-Light Houseplants

    March 13, 2023

    17 Of The Most Fragrant Houseplants To Grow Indoors 

    March 12, 2023

    Subscribe to Updates

    Get the latest creative news from SmartMag about art & design.

    Affiliate Program

    Garden Wisper is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.

    We are compensated for referring traffic and business to Amazon and some of other companies linked to on this site.

    Latest Posts
    About Garden Wisper
    About Garden Wisper

    Here at Garden Wisper, we strive to provide the best practical, real-world advice and tips on how to make your garden the best it can be.

    Garden wisper provides detailed information ranging from plant growth, food production, plant care, and general gardening advice for your home.

    Continue Reading: HERE

    Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest
    • Home
    • About
    • Contact
    • Disclaimer
    • Terms and Conditions
    © 2023 Garden Wisper. Designed by WACN.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.