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Subject: Comments - Pumpkin Pirate 2026-01-11
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| pumpkinpal2 |
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My only suggestion is more phosphorous in the common drench water. X-2X-X, like 15/30+/15. etc. My first ones aborted but it was seriously my fault. Second attempts on 2 groups of 3 yet to reach 5-gallon bucket tops; Burpee Coir Brick Seedling mix with Bio Gro Endo Plus and spring H2O incorporated, only. Too much fert the first time, lol. Will begin spraying them all with X-2X-X (???) at normal strength in a day or two. Also, who knows if removing the flower has any side effects on the process - been there, done that but who remembers? In addition, anything growing alongside the fruit may be competing with it for 'Da Juice' (tendrils, additional vines, secondary shoots, even leaves); Removal may be helpful to it. This comment can be removed easily if too 'preachy'. Eric G
[Last edit: 01/12/26 4:11:49 PM]
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1/12/2026 3:50:13 PM
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| Pumpkin Pirate |
East Coast, USA
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All comments are welcome, lol. But yes, I’ve adjusted my feed to be more phosphorus and potassium heavy, also added in a touch of boron and amino acids. Just started that last week so maybe not early enough for this one. I have more babies forming in the tips though.
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1/12/2026 4:15:29 PM
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| pumpkinpal2 |
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(*_*)---eg
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1/12/2026 7:03:49 PM
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| Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA
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Nice female. No advice from me other than... trick it into thinking its August lol.
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1/12/2026 7:13:32 PM
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| adamthomas |
Cleveland, GA
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What does your light setup look like?
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1/21/2026 5:23:14 PM
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