Re: Good or bad seeds?
There is a good friend of mine in Maine that had the Cox 1048 and grew it to
a 840 UOW in his rookie year...it split on him a couple times but continued
to grow 300 lbs after he patched the first split with silcon caulk. I have
another local friend that grew a 550 with the same seed, so the seed has
potential...I can't say much about where you got it, I have no experience
with the P&P brand. The 550 was obtained from P&P is all I can offer.
Bill
----- Original Message -----
From: "brett martin" <skkidoo98@yahoo.ca>
To: <pumpkins@mallorn.com>
Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 4:24 PM
Subject: Good or bad seeds?
> Hi, my name is Brett and this was the first year that
> I have grown an Alantic giant. I saw one for sale at
> a market and bought it for halloween. I saved the
> seeds and they actually germinated in the spring, but
> as you all know preparation starts in the fall and I
> started in the spring. Well my pumpkin weighed in at
> 65 lbs, no record breaker but hey, you have to start
> somewhere. I have some questions that I need some
> help with. I bought seeds from P&P seed co. and have
> heard good and bad things about there seeds. The
> seeds I bought were from a 1048 lb AG, but I read that
> some of there seeds are old and germinate slowly. Has
> anyone heard of this and if so where do you find good
> AG seeds?
>
> Thank you for your comments
> Brett
> Toronto,Canada
>
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