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Subject: Advice needed ( main vine snap off )
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Kenny Bob FL. |
North Port, FL.
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Today I found one of my giant pumpkin plant main vine snap off, not sure if the plant will be able to have good size pumpkin or not ? could any one advice ? "thank you".
I will clone the main vine that snap off hope it will grow well.
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12/19/2010 4:51:23 AM
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Pumpkin JAM |
Tinykinville
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if you already set pumpkin dont worry about it just use some terchiarys to fill in area to get proper sq/ft of plant you want. if not set yet use last side vine and make it your new main. just grow last side as if its the main and then use terchiaries as sides. youll be fine i did this process because i had ribbon vine this season. i purposely cut off main and used side and still got to 1091.5 so youll be fine.
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12/19/2010 6:59:13 AM
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Pumpkin Picker (Orange Only) |
Western PA
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Good advice Pumpkin Jam.
IF you have a sec prior to the break that just seems to be more dominant then the other ones in the area you might want to train that one to be your main.
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12/19/2010 12:27:26 PM
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Frank 4 |
Coventry R.I.
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David looks like in picture,, your not using the small bambo sticks,,on main,,, to pin down main vine from wind. Could have been your problem.
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12/20/2010 7:58:41 PM
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whiskybravo |
New Zealand
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howdy bro i just lost main vine to but luckily just pollinated 2 kins i hope they take i,m training 1 or 2 sides to replace the main theory is my main is now technically before the kins so whole plant will be directly feeding the kins no back feeding if you havent pollinated yet go with suggestions above and you'll be fine
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12/22/2010 4:41:36 AM
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Kenny Bob FL. |
North Port, FL.
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Thank you for all advice well be careful next time with the delicate main vine, make sure there are secure at the early growing stage, finger cross hope it will grow well.
" Good luck " to you whiskybravo .
Kenny.
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12/22/2010 5:17:10 PM
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