hail, wind
- Subject: hail, wind
- From: A* D*
- Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2001 14:29:15 -0000
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Hello list,
My plants have a lot of damage from a bad storm.
I know that people have grown good size pumpkins on plants with hail damage but
I'll try to explain the condition of my plants. All vines have holes in them
about the size of nickles, leaves are shredded. The storm occured last Wed.
night. The vines that didn't lose the tips are growing, and the leaves are green
even with 4" of rain, shredded but green. I can't even find secondaries without
holes. This is what I've done so far, Ive sprayed with seaweed and fungicide,
and plant to bury the vines as if there there are no holes. Is there anything
else I should do? any stories or info would be appreciated. oh, and the vines
that are growing with holes in them, is it possible they will live? If I chopped
them all off I wouldn't have any left. When I first looked at them I
thought a couple of them were intact vines, not so, all have holes.
Thanks
Amy
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