Re: damage to pumpkin
- To: pumpkins@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: damage to pumpkin
- From: J* L* J*
- Date: Sat, 24 Apr 1999 10:25:30 EDT
- References: <3721556A.CEA2DA4@schraiber.com>
I have noticed that anything that touches the pumpkin will leave an
indentation. I have seen this effect from vines, the ground, and
creative persons thought of growing a pumpkin in a card board box and
what did they get? A square pumpkin. So my guess would be not to do it
unless you want it to look like a fat man's stomach with a very tight
belt on it. My two bits-Jon in UTAH
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Jon, Carrie, and Zion Cherelle Jaussi
jljaussi@iname.com
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On Sat, 24 Apr 1999 00:23:54 -0500 Greg Schraiber <Greg@schraiber.com>
writes:
>I am considering building an electronic dendrometer to monitor the
>growth
>of my pumpkins. Dendrometers typically use a strap, string or cable to
>encircle the item being measured, and calculate changes in girth by
>monitoring
>the cable length. Has anyone experience with materials that are in
>constant
>contact with the pumpkin and its affects (if any) on the health of the
>pumpkin?
>
>Greg
>
>
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