Re: seedling split
Scott, Larry, and gang,
I also had a stem on a plant split in the first 3 weeks, completely from
top to bottom, that was my Andersen 815 from 2 years ago which grew my 879
squash.. It opens up, but as long as you apply some captain, make an attempt
to cover it with soil the day after you captan it to prevent any damage to
fungii or disease, it should be okay… I hope you didn’t pull it..
larry checkon wrote:
> Had the same thing happen to me last year, the stem on one plant split
> from the leaves down into the ground. I think the wind bent or twisted
> the plant. I packed some wet sand around the stem area and let it go and
> it later produced an 1190 pound pumpkin.
>
> Larry
>
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