Re: Korea Pumpkin support
Keep the pumpkin cool, but not frozen and the seeds will not sprout.
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Jon, Carrie, and Zion Cherelle Jaussi
jljaussi@iname.com
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On Tue, 24 Aug 1999 11:29:07 -0700 (PDT) Duncan McAlpine
<mcalpin1@yahoo.com> writes:
>Hello. I am Cho, Seung-Sang who lives in Korea.
>I have some question over a PUMPKIN. There is a cousin who are in
>local
>area. He is a farmer. One day he called me to ask that he wanted to
>know
>the
>following thing; After we keep pumpkins during winter, we cut a
>pumpkin into haves in spring. From time to time we can find
>the seeds of the pumpkin to have sprouted up. Can we know
>whether the pumpkin seeds have sprouted up during winter
>without pumpkins cut? Can I be answered for this question?
>He wanted pumpkins whose seeds in storage during winter have
>sprouted up. I wondered that we could find easy ways to let
>pumpkin seeds sprouted up during winter by controlling
>temperature and moisture of storage. Is there any way to do that?
>Is there any difference of the seed which have sprouted up
>in the pumpkin during winter and other normal seed?
>Thank you.
>
> "Cho, Seung-Sang" <sscho@airport.co.kr>
>
>
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