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Wednesday, September 24, 2025
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pumpkinpal2
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I started in with a 'one fruit per plant' policy this year and I really like it.
They just take off seemingly faster with the plants all to themselves, I guess.
I also feel that any malnutrition is felt by the sole fruit less than if there were many others.
I used to do three pollinations standard and cull down to one eventually, but I never knew which one was
gonna be the 'keeper'. This reduces that stress. This is a SecOnd 'only child'; The first was quickly big & I was like 'WOW',
butt I think it wasn't getting enough 'goose juice' to be sustained, and it was right about when I had slacked off...or not yet increased...
on The Ferts, lol. My plants live paycheck-to-paycheck and that was not gonna fly. All good now, though.
'Lessons/Lesson's learned', lol---eric g
PS---I just today put more stuff under the snout.
It was not that easy, lol.
PS2---This is offa my 236 seed (1007 Brown X 2145 McMullen).
***The final weight was 379 pounds.
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