Another pumpkin newbie


Hi everyone--just want to say how much I enjoy reading your posts-you pumpkin 
growers have your own unique sense of humor I see :)  Anyway, I live in upstate 
NY and as misery loves company, am glad to read that even Californians are 
dealing with crazy, wet weather but persevere none the less!

I still have my plants inside because it has been cold, windy and rainy for 
what seems like a month. I planted 15 seeds and 7 have come up.  I'm trying to 
give most of them away but of course want to keep the best ones for myself :)  
Is bigger better in this case?  Even though they were all planted at the same 
time, there's a significant difference in their growth rates. Some are puny, 
some are starting to grow a third leaf.

I started my seeds about 2 weeks ago in seed starting soil after I coated them 
in fungicide, which I read somewhere was a good idea.  I've been bottom 
watering them, letting them soak up water through the peat pots they're in.

Anyway, all advice is welcome!  

Tracy

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