New Growers Forum
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Subject: Male & Female flowers?
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Luckyone80 |
Central Missouri
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How can you tell the difference? Thanks!
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4/3/2003 11:27:38 AM
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Smitty |
Edmonton, Canada
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The female flower has a small bump underneath it that eventually becomes the pumpkin. The male has no bump. there are other ways, but that's the most simple.
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4/3/2003 11:44:11 AM
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steelydave |
Webster, NY
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Pumpkinnook has some good pictures of both female and male flower.
http://www.pumpkinnook.com/howto/pollen.htm
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4/3/2003 12:25:59 PM
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thefunnydad |
Mineral Virginia
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Regulars are most likely tired of me throwing this link up, but it seems appropriate. Female in the photo have several nodes, the Male only has the one epsitle(?) http://www.lsitek.com/pumpkins
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4/3/2003 12:48:13 PM
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Azkikn |
Usa
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I really appreciate the people that are kind to the new people even though they have to repeat themselves a lot. WE newbies greatly appreciate the patience and the assistance. Thanks,
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4/3/2003 2:46:07 PM
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Luckyone80 |
Central Missouri
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Thank you for all the help and understanding!
Lindsay
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4/4/2003 10:02:11 AM
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pumpkinpal |
syracuse, ny
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ps-you probably have just enough time to order Don Langevin's book--How to Grow World-Class Giant Pumpkins, Volume 2--in which all will be explained, AS you might actually do it in the patch! annedawn@aol.com is his site.
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4/9/2003 7:17:16 PM
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