RE: split vine
As long as neither one is a mutant (double or multiple vine), I see no
reason not to keep both. If you have enough space, you may want to grow
them both as main vines and set a fruit on each one.
Where are you in central Ohio? Maybe we can arrange patch visits. E-mail
me privately if you wish.
-Gus Smithhisler
4281 Cleveland Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43224
-----Original Message-----
From: Josh J. [j*@juno.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 3:20 PM
To: pumpkins@hort.net
Subject: split vine
A few days ago I noticed that one of my vines that is 3 feet long has
spit into two vines. I am thinking about letting the vines grow and let
the most vigorous one be the main and train the other vine as a
secondary. What are your thoughts?
josh (central Ohio)
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