Re: Plant #'s vs. big pumpkin #'s
One interesting way to answer the question of "luck,grower,multiple plants"
would be to make a list of all repeat 'heavy hitters' that have pumpkin(s) at a
weight off year after year after year. Take that list and find the growers that
never grow more than one plant per season and I suspect you'll tally zero.
Enough said?
Greg
Debra Rieman wrote:
> i think that having more than one plant gives you some room for error in
> growing practices or natural disasters but takes time to check multiple
> plants for problems that you could miss when pressed for time but on
> the positive side growing multiple plants at the same time gives you the
> chance to experiment with different fertilizers and pest control
> products to find out what works best for your particular problems or
> needs a grower with a long growing season doesn't have the all same
> problems as a grower with a shorter season so finding out what works for
> your patch is important and if you keep track of what works and what
> made little or no change you are gaining knowledge and should over time
> get the big one at least that's my opinion deb
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