Re: 2 4 D


Water the bejesus out of it, and try to wash/dilute it a bit.. but there
will be a set back period... Good luck my friend.. I dont wish this on
any grower, but it seems that the growing community needs to start
stepping up and realize what our neighbors are spraying.. I know we cant
contain what they do, but it sure would help it if we could encourage
some type of alternate spraying that isnt so drift happy, and doesnt
devastate pumpkin patches so much. Our area is being overrun by ground
ivy, and I see people using it all over.. SO far, I have only had to
kill one neighbor.. (that is a joke, for those of you with no sense of
humor... I didnt kill him, I just winged him)

Jeremy Romain wrote:
> 
> Well you answered my question.  After I got your message, I asked around.
> Turns out my dad sprayed a patch of weeds with 2 4 D relatively close to my
> pumpkin patch. I had no idea he had done it.  I think I'm going to be sick!
> Is there anything I can do to save the plants?  Thanks for your time.
> -Jeremy-
> 
> >From: Lyle Rockwell <rocky.r@cyber-quest.com>
> >Reply-To: pumpkins@hort.net
> >To: pumpkins@hort.net
> >Subject: Re: Mosaic Virus
> >Date: Sun, 23 Jun 2002 22:03:47 -0400
> >
> >It could be another case of drifting 2 4 D or some other type of
> >herbicide. It can travel as far as half a mile, and it does exactly what
> >you said - deformed leaves on new growth, and burns up the tips. Are the
> >new deformed leaves growing spiney? do they stay small? If so, it could
> >be 2 4 D drift.
> >
> >Speaking from experience..
> >
> >Jeremy Romain wrote:
> > >
> > > Hey folks I'm sort of new to pumpkin growing and this mailing list so I
> >hope
> > > I'm doing this right. Anyway, I live in kansas and I believe all my
> >plants
> > > have have squash mosiac virus (which is in the seeds from the
> > > begining.....so I hear) the new leaves are deformed and the tips of the
> >main
> > > vines have wilted and died.  What should I do?  Is there time to
> >replant?
> > > If so where would I get disease free seeds?  The ones I'm growing now
> >came
> > > from Howard Dill Enterprises.  I've had almost no insect problems this
> >year
> > > so I do feel the disease was in the seeds.  What do you all think?
> > >
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