I am trying to grow a garden for the first time in Georgia Clay. Why is my corn starting to turn yellow?

I started all my vegetables inside in smaller pots and then transplanted them to my garden. I have corn, beans, cucumbers, tomatoes, and peppers. No other plants are having a problem yet except the corn. The corn plants are between 3" and 6". I water on a regular basis but am wondering if I need to add some nutrients or if there is too much of something that is burning up the corn. Thanks!

I am trying to grow a garden for the first time in Georgia Clay. Why is my corn starting to turn yellow?
Isn't corn supposed to be yellow??? Idk..is it supposed to be a different color cuz i always thought it was yellow when it was growing.
Reply:Plant "inhale" C02 thru the roots, if the clay packs to hard the plant cant breath
Reply:Clay is notorious for being hard to grow things in: It tends to get water-logged, for one thing. You might try adding a bit of compost, though I'm not sure it would help this late.



Good luck!
Reply:If the leaves are yellow with green veins that usually means too much Round up or too little iron. There is a picture at the link below.



Otherwise if the leaves are just yellowing veins and all it is probably a watering problem.