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20 Entries.
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Monday, January 12
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Here's a potential heavy cross of muscular pumpkins :)
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Wednesday, March 4
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Future compost builder, 5 days old, born outside 2/28/15 -23 degrees........tough son of a gun! :)
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Monday, April 27
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This extra large pumpkin hauling pallet has a dual purpose! Right now there's 24 four gallon pails with plants growing in them. If its sunny they're rolled outside. It is rolled inside every night to keep warm and to extend the light phase.
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Monday, April 27
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Watermelon patch. 100 degrees in here until I put ends up. Soil should be plenty warm! Amended, tilled, drip tape laid and cover crop seeded 4 weeks ago.
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Monday, April 27
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Long Gourd patch. Top of trellis is about 12.5 '
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Monday, April 27
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Hydroponic "patch". Planning to grow a 2036 Glasier here in 2015.
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Monday, April 27
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2015 Patch: This will be home to AGs, Squash, and Field Pumpkins. Cover crop has been mowed twice so far.
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Monday, April 27
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2016 Patch: The cover crop is growing extremely well, will be prepping this spot throughout the year. High Tunnel planned.
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Saturday, July 18
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The 2015 Hydroponic Project: Using a recirculating, top down, pearock bed system. Guided by the General Hydroponics Flora Series Simple Recirculating Feeding Schedule.
http://generalhydroponics.com/site/gh/docs/feeding_sched/GH_FloraSeries-Simple.pdf
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Saturday, July 18
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The plant is a 2036 Glasier. This photo shows the plant a while ago spreading over the rocks, Vines were being buried with the pearock.
The female was pollinated by sib.
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Saturday, July 18
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Shows the stump coming up out of the pearock. Plant was started in rockwool.
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Saturday, July 18
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'Rocky 2', looks good. Day 10 was 23.5"
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Wednesday, July 29
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5.77 pound tomato - grown off 4.24 Deb Gantner
John & Merri Barlow, Gays Mills, WI
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Friday, August 7
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2015 Tomatoes 8/7/15 Harvest: 4.6 (5.5 Martin), 4.61 (7.45 Martin), 5.22 (5.3 Martin), 4.25 (7.45 Martin), 5.20 (7.45 Martin), 5.44 (7.45 Martin)
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Saturday, August 8
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Rocky 2 is D40 = 313.5" OTT doing fair, old leaf syndrome is starting to show up
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Sunday, August 30
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2036 Glasier Hydro OTT 357.5"
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Saturday, October 17
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2015 Wrap-up:
Picture shows 1703.5 (1985Miller x several), 1161* (1175Holubx1159Kline), 2034 (2036Glasierx2008Neptune/1873Steil), 1655 (1985Millerxseveral), 1508.5 (1257Barlowxseveral)
Lost Rocky 2 to soft spot at 363" OTT (2036GlasierxSIB), Also 1047* (1159Klinex2036Glasier)
Tomatoes: 5.77, 5.44, 5.22, 5.20 plus 4 others over 4 pounds
Long Gourds: 92", plus 1 over 113" with witches nose, also a 118" serious crack case :)
Watermelons: 214, 185, 158.5, 56
Field Kins: 136, 106.5, 100, 98,
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Sunday, October 25
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1047* Barlow '15 (1159 Kline x 2036 Glasier {grew 2034})
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Tuesday, December 1
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Seed Auction Information
One of the seeds I donated for auction was the 2034 Barlow '15
It was grown in the patch on a 2036 Glasier plant. On day 42 the unbelievable growth rate coupled with 3 days w/o watering (life has its priorities) the pumpkin developed a sunken spot. After that developed the plant received half as much water than what I planned due to trying to control the growth a bit so it wouldn't split. I was relieved when I got it to a weigh-off :) The sunken spot was ~1.5" thick at the thinnest area.
Stapled to the 2034 Barlow '15 packet is a seed packet from Rocky 2.
Rocky 2 is the name of a 2036 Glasier plant that was grown hydroponically on a bed of pearock. The pumpkin, Rocky 2, was sib pollinated (from the other 2036 Glasier that grew the 2034 Barlow '15)
Rocky 2 developed a soft spot and was not weighed because seed collection was the priority. It was 363" OTT day 80.
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Thursday, December 31
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Toast to all! To good health to you and your loved ones.
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