Re: Hi i am new, and i have a question

Narek,

I had a similar problem this year right at the stump. I used a 4 x 4" gauze
bandage, soaked it in Captan, loaded the hole on the stump with Captan and
plastered it on. I used a small piece of wire temporarly just to hold it in
place, I took the wire off in about two days. It worked great. As the stump grew,
it completely healed.
Im not too sure about wrapping the cloth completely around the whole stump
though, you want to make sure the vine can grow unrestricted. I would definitely
take the rope off now. You can continue to apply more Captan if necessary.

Good Luck,

Bob T.
Torrance, Ca.

FuNGii1@aol.com wrote:

> Hi everyone on list i am a new person,
>
> I live on Mercer Island, Wa and am 13 years old, i have planted giant pumkins
> for two years now and my pumkins are doing fine.
>
> My question is i patched up my vine by wrapping a piece of cloth that was
> about 2  centimeters wide and had millions of air holes on it then i wrapped
> it around the split wery thightly (the material is strechable) and  put a
> layer of captan all over the cut and rope . Now the captan has dried and i
> have a urge to gently peel it off to see if it heealed or not,  should i pell
> of the Captan or not?
>
> thanx a bunch
> Narek
>
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