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Subject: 2715lbs on one plant
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Reed Point Montana
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I have been wondering for a wile about this and if it is a real record and who the grower was? This is about the only link I could find
.http://www.pumpkinnook.com/giants/record.htm#alot
I was just hoping some one could shine some light on this and if it is real why you never hear about anyone trying the beat this record.
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8/12/2011 12:41:15 AM
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| gmasudu(team extreme) |
Cedar City, Ut
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the heading says 2715 pounds of pummkin on one plant... not 'a 2715 pound pumpkin"..(just my interpetation of the wording)
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8/12/2011 1:52:01 AM
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| Bubba Presley |
Muddy Waters
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Not sure what your looking at I copy & paste these postings,but rarely find anything but a brick wall!I dont know what im doing wrong??Help!!I do know there was a guy about 10 years ago that grew 4-- 700 pders 0n 1 Plant it was around 2800 pds!maybe 12 years??
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8/12/2011 7:12:07 AM
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| Bubba Presley |
Muddy Waters
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Im finding the pumpkin Nook site,but when I clk. on story it posting a cant be found screen!!
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8/12/2011 7:17:10 AM
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| Smallmouth |
Upa Creek, MO
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I think the easiest way to beat that would be to grow fourteen 200 pound pumkins on one huge plant vs three 900 pounders.
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8/12/2011 8:57:57 AM
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| Captain 97 |
Stanwood, Washington
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I am thinking a good strategy would be grow everything on the first four secondaries and then cut the main. basically you would have those 4 secondary vines each becoming seperate mains. Then you could prune the Tertiaries in a flag pattern so that they dont overlap. Effectively you would divide the plant into quandrats which would be pretty much independant of one another as far as competing for nutrients.
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8/12/2011 4:30:54 PM
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Reed Point Montana
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it just got me thinking cause my main vine on one of my plants broke twice and now i had alot of stong secondaries so i set 4 pumpkin on the strongest 4 vines. so far one aborted but the other 3 are still growing pretty good then i remebered seein an article a wile ago about some guy that had 4 pumpkins set on one plant that grew 500-700lbs each but now all i can find is dead ends try to research it. just didnt know if anyone else knew anything about it
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8/13/2011 3:05:50 AM
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