Product Details
Page Number 51
Growing Zones 3 to 10
Light Requirements Full Sun
Fragrant n
Maturity 103
Spacing 6 in to 8 in
Genus Zea
Species mays
Subspecies Puffy Pop
Common Name Popcorn, Puffy Pop Hybrid

Popcorn, Puffy Pop Hybrid

#J01776
  • 1 1/2 ounce
  • $5.55
  • 1/2 pound
  • $13.95

(103 Day, Var: R400MR) A superior mushroom-type popcorn yielding large, golden-orange ears. Popped kernels have a round, dense form perfect for caramel corn and candy. Tolerant to common rust, northern corn leaf blight, gray leaf spot and Goss's wilt.

For best results, isolate popcorn from all other corn. When planting both popcorn and sweet corn in home gardens, plant the popcorn first to avoid cross-pollination. Wait three weeks, then plant the sweet corn.


Growing Zone: 3 to 10

Light Requirements: Full Sun

State Restrictions

HI

Growing Zones 3 to 10
Page Number 51
Light Requirements Full Sun
Fragrant n
Maturity 103
Spacing 6 in to 8 in
Genus Zea
Species mays
Subspecies Puffy Pop
Common Name Popcorn, Puffy Pop Hybrid

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Great popcorn!
Nov 30, 2025  |  By Joanie Radtke
This popcorn grew well, pollinated well and produced well. It did seem to have a little bit of smut but I always plant more than we need because of smut and because the birds live it as well. Cob and kennel size is fantastic and after drying, this pops great. Very few old maids. This is the best popping corn we've ever planted.

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Pretty good
Oct 19, 2023  |  By Ginny
This was my first time growing any type of popcorn. The plants grew nearly 8' tall, and I never thought I was going to get any ears, but they did finally form. I got one to two ears on all the stalks. Most were well pollinated. I just tried air popping an ear I picked a few weeks ago, and it popped! The kernels exploded much stronger than store bought popcorn. The kernels popped large and fluffy, but only a few have that "mushroom" look. I've heard that it is hard to obtain this, and that it's mostly popping temperature related. I searched online for the trick, but haven't found it yet....

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not impressed
Oct 7, 2023  |  By GLENN W ZARLING
I planted puffy pop popcorn, robust yellow and robust white this year. All three were planted in the same garden with the same history in the area before them. Pollination on the yellow and white was good. Pollination on the puffy pop was marginal with many of the ears having blank spots. The puffy pop seemed to be very susceptible to smut, while there were no plants with smut in the robust yellow or white. The puffy pop does pop up much larger than the other two but is rather tough compared to them. I will not be planting puffy pop again

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