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Subject: Comments - Don Crews 2026-07-19
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| BrianC |
Rexburg, Idaho
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wish I knew how to keep the blossom end from rolling under, mine looks similar
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7/19/2026 1:44:34 PM
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| Don Crews |
Lloydminster/AB
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I used a whole pail of sand. I think its genetic.
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7/20/2026 1:50:38 AM
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| Gardeneer-in-Training |
Sunny Okanagan
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I used a log slab last year, wedged it under the overhanging fruit. I put a flexible piece of foam between the wood and the pumpkin, and then slipped a wedge under the wood to keep the log slab from moving. It worked like a charm and I was able to inspect the blossom end all season long, albeit with the aid of a phone that I could slip through the gap.
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7/21/2026 1:57:37 AM
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