Blocks are best for corn, rather than rows, to aid pollination. It's not absolutely imperative, just that you get a better number of kernels on the corn. You'll still get OK pollination in a row.
However, consider putting in a second row of the same type of corn in front of the one you already planted. That'll give you the pollination and you won't have to transplant.
Either way, a drink of liquid seaweed or kelp extract before and transplanting
seedlings will reduce transplant shock. Always transplant once the heat of the day has passed and water well afterwards.
Oh the liquid seaweed, that's for the
plants, not for you OK!
