ONE TO GO!
- Subject: ONE TO GO!
- From: P*@aol.com
- Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 08:55:16 EDT
I have two pumpkins growing on separate primary vines which originate from
the main root.
Both are about 50 inches in circumference. One is yellow and one is orange.
They are within an inch of touching each other. Does the color suggest which
might have more growth potential? Which one should I spare, all other factors
being equal? I have another that is on the initial primary vine.
Yesterday, that one measured 178 OTT and is more than a week ahead of the two
smaller ones. It has what appears to be plenty of room.
The weather here has been virtually bone-dry for months.
Fortunately, my patch is small and we have , at present, no water
restrictions. Daytime temps are in mid to high 80's.
Morning temps are near 70.
Paul in PERINTON near ROCHESTER, NY
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