Corn plants will not take standing in (two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen) for more than a day or two, so basically you'll have to plant the corn, (pump or drain a lot of the aforementioned clear, colorless odorless substance) on it about this time of year when ears have developed kernels, and then get it dried out again in time to plant the next spring.
After the first year you'll likely need to use an insecticide to prevent rootworms.
Last edited by Bullhead; 08/22/12 02:52 PM.
