Re: The List, recent personal attacks, etc.

As Far As seeds go.. I do not think anyone will Guarantee germination. But I
think 50% is acceptable, 75% is Good. And 100% is rare.

So many factors, and I do not think Nature intended all seeds to grow..
Imagine a "Natural" patch where every seed from previous years germinated.

I think we are dealing with nature and it is "natural" for seeds not to
germinate.

John S,
Monroe NY
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>From: "Thompson, Paul S." <pthompson@glgt.com>
>To: "'pumpkins@mallorn.com'" <pumpkins@mallorn.com>
>Subject: RE: The List, recent personal attacks, etc.
>Date: Fri, Aug 20, 1999, 11:09 AM
>

> I bought seeds from P&P. My Zehr 1061 is fine. Two out of three "800+" seeds
> did not germinate. None of the "700+" germinated.
>
> Ray's fault? I doubt it very much. I made rookie mistakes and was lucky to
> get two pumpkins growing. My pots were too small, I planted the seeds too
> deep, I probably kept the potting soil too wet, I didn't get the soil
> temperature right until the third day after planting. Most of my seeds
> rotted in the pots.
>
> I screwed up. That's why I didn't contact Ray to remedy the situation. P&P
> provided the seeds for which I paid. Ray met his obligation. He included
> instructions which I followed almost to a tee. Next time, I'll follow them
> all the way to that tee.
>
> Of course, by then, I'll be a crafty veteran.
>
> Paul Thompson
> Armada, Michigan
>
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