Re: Blossom end split


Well, one can always hope.  Never seen a pumpkin with a split
through to the cavity last very long.  However, it will
continue to grow.  

Last year I had two blossom end splits, and in both pumpkins,
the split just got worse the more it grew.

I plugged both with capton paste and a silicon rubber seal over
that to no avail, both rotted from the inside out.

Sorry, best of luck.

vince

--- Bernie Loewenthal <clouddoc@attbi.com> wrote:
> Discovered a new 1" blossom end split on my largest pumpkin.
> Stuck a pencil in split & did not feel anything. Do I assume
> the pumpkin is doomed or can it continue to grow well? I
> closed the split with a Captan paste. Thanks!
> Bernie Loewenthal
> Stratham NH USA
> 50 miles due north of Boston MA,
> Near the seacoast
> New Grower
> 


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