Re: Flat vine vs. round vines?


In a message dated 6/20/02 5:33:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, mwronski81@attbi.com writes:
Subj: Re: Flat vine vs. round vines?
Date: 6/20/02 5:33:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: m*@attbi.com

Reply-to: p*@hort.net

To: p*@hort.net

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I might have to agree with that, these vines are very big at this stage of
the game, and very heavy looking,... from what 'others' have stated they had
smaller leaves, but these vines are all producing huge leaves at such a
young age.  I have been growing AG's now for 6 years and these plants are
right up there with my prior years plants (for leaf size and agressive
growing habit).

I am concerned with my 1020 Papas, the vine is so heavy and thick that it is
scarey, and it is growing up to the sky at this point, I have it propped up
right now and I am in the process of trying to move it down to the ground
(slowly).

I had sent Andrew an email and he stated that the 1020 came from a flat vine
plant and that all the offspring of the 1020 that he knows of are producing
a flat vine.

I'll have to hope for the best since 3 out of the 4 of my plants are all
flat type vines.  Funny, in prior years I had never even known of this flat
vine situation.

David


My Papas 1020 has a normal looking round vine so far.  Web site will be updated Friday night with pictures.  Last week terrible weather delayed the update.

George Brooks
North Tewksbury, MA USA
Pumpkin Nuts Page

Approximately 25 miles Northwest of Boston
in the Merrimack River Valley
Zone 5N
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