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Looks like corn of sugar cane to me, sure you used the right seeds?
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Now thats a very cool project there Gunny. Love seeing old things brought back to life. Today, that same thing would be made out of stamped metal and plastic LOL. With a "made in China" sticker no less.
Can't wait to see how it turns out. My dad freaking loves sorghum on his pancakes. I think it's a Norwegian thing
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Does look like some funky corn...but then again false aralia looks like Mary Jane
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Looking good, Gunny!Becky
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Originally posted by Mark R View PostLooks like corn of sugar cane to me, sure you used the right seeds?Actually, maize (corn) is a grass and was domesticated from a wild grass ancestor. Corn, cane sugar, and sorghum are all related and all from the grass family. All are refined into a sweet grain or syrup and all are used for ethanol production.Originally posted by Richtee View Post
The sorghum will grow a seed head that can be baked and eaten, or popped like popcorn.
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Gunny! 
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