Re: Sad,very sad.

LIpumpkin@aol.com wrote:
> 
> Please send advice.......70 mph wind+hail, throw in a tornado or two w/in a
> couple of miles from here and what do you get?.................
>                       ...............your backyard back.Lost approx. 60% of my
> leaves and stems with a couple of rolled over vines.Broken leaves,broken
> stems,split vines.What do I do now? Cut off the injured parts and burry or
> fungiside them?
> Please send advice..........they're too young to die.
> Nuke it w/fertilizer?With my luck,the pumpkin will blow up tonight from the
> heavy rain adding insult to injury.370 lbs+260 lbs looking for 400
> and300-they're not champions,......but they're mine.Thanx
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Same here, as we are about an hour south of Syracuse, where winds, hail,
and other elements damaged and ripped the land. A few people were killed
also. I got hit with some of that storm, but thankfully not as bad. A
few rolled secondaries, some leaves with hail damage, but that is it. 
	If I were you, I would stay away from the fertilizer this time of year,
as the shell is hardening, and you might do the blow up thing.. 
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