Fwd: Couple questions...

I personally will not be trying to feed my pumpkin "intravenously." I'd rather
spend my time working on creating a better root system. After someone tells me
they have grown a 1000 pound pumpkin feeding it intravenously, then I would be
listening. My patch isn't big enough for this kind of experimentation. I have
to go with the proven. I am certainly not opposed to someone trying this to
see the result. Also maybe attention should be paid to treating the pumpkins
"intravenously" to prevent or treat the diseases they are prone to. Has your
pumpkin had its antifungus shot?

Marv in Altoona PA

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  • To: pumpkins@mallorn.com
  • Subject: Re: Couple questions...
  • From: J* J* V* <j*@cornell.edu>
  • Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 08:30:40 -0500
At 02.24 24/01/98 EST, you wrote:
>Here is a couple questions for my fellow pumpkin fanatics...
>
>4)Has anyone tried mainlining a vine with a hospital bag full of fertilized
>water.  
>
>5)What is the best thing to put on manure to break it down faster?
>
>Any Imput will help.
>Brett  The Pumpkinguru

Guru,

I've considered mainlining and have access to the goods but on the surface
it seems that mother nature is better than we are. Using a 20ga. needle
wide open with a 1000 cc bagwould still take a while to get in only a
relatively small amt of fluid. Marv, nurses, where are you on this?



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