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@jamesllewellyn7631 caspers was a dud Rodebaugh grew great till about dap 50 at 1300# it when down in the high heat

@growinggiantswithscott I had same problems with my Casper's in the heat. Gonna try the 1965 next year.

You can still be successful its just harder to maintain a consistent air temp and humidity without the grow tent. But painters plastic is a cheap alternative that can help

@webbmoah1 no need, pumpkins produce bothe male and female flowers and can self pollinate. Also in the video I talk about how I don't want to alter the plants natural hormones. Thanks for watching

@growinggiantswithscott then you should probably just try to backcross a lot of generations back to that original clone I have no idea this video popped up in my feed I think cuz I used the word clone 🤣 trust me I'll stop watching

@lauramumma2360 thanks for watching, glad you are inspired

Thanks for the watch, I have watched several videos from medical cannabis growers and alot of there views and styles work great for indoor growing. It's once things go out doors, you don't see alot of medical cannabis growers be as successful.

@growinggiantswithscott I have never tried growing cannabis outside. But it's legal here in Virginia and I have my indoor garden. I plan on putting a couple autoflower plants outside in the spring and a couple regular photo period cannabis plants outside for the summer and fall. Autoflower plants don't require the light change to trigger flowering. They come from the extreme north and their growing season is very short so they have to grow up and flower quickly, before the days are less than 12 hours long. Photo period plants need shorter days to trigger flowering. The only way to have mature plants outside in May or June is to grow autos. It's interesting how different plants are. Squash plants are hermaphrodites with male and female flowers. Cannabis can turn into hermaphrodites too, but we try to avoid that because we don't want seeds. Especially not seeds that are prone to turning into hermaphrodites. There's a way to force female cannabis plants to turn hermaphrodite, with sprays that inhibit hormones. The pollen is used for making feminized seeds that can't be male because no male chromosomes are involved. Very different from squash and pumpkins.

@Wooden_Spoon_BA thank you! Never heard of using turmeric before. Have to look into that.

@docrodebaugh that's hope anyway

Yeah all genetics have some seeds that just don't take off. It happens

I'm gonna try a 1965 Casper's for 2025. See how that goes.

The ideal location is on the main vine around 15-18 feet out.

@@kennethrutt7986 .120

That's 11 gauge

So that unwanted pollen from another plant or bee contamination. We like to control the genetics so we know what to expect the following year

@frankpumpkin2350 ty, you get a keeper your happy with set?

@growinggiantswithscott not really happy with either but one's ok I guess 😅

@frankpumpkin2350 understand, good luck

@@hematitehomestead9410 pretty close on mine too, just need a fruit to utilize it

@@growinggiantswithscott yeah i understand, mine is on a secondary..didn't have any viable main vine candidates, and it's highly questionable right now but hopefully it'll be ok. Good luck on yours

@hematitehomestead9410 same here, I am trying on the main but may run with a secondary

@@MS-de7bb days after pollination. So how many days old it is

@@dawson_acres thank you, hopefully it performs

@jesusisGod1434 thanks for watching, hope yours are doing good

Thank you sir, yours are looking great too

Good luck, hope yours take off

Thank you, looks like your plants are starting to take off

Absolutely it just means further down the main. I like to pollinate about 20' out with 18-26 secondary vines behind the fruit

Thanks, very happy with it for sure

I use fungicide and PM preventative products, but thank you for the comment

300-400 minimum

Heat and hours in the patch had me whooped. Been waiting on an update from you

@growinggiantswithscott Sunday we'll get one out, same boat last weekend still trying to get caught up at dark and ran out of time

One thing I can say Im better than Mike at lol growing lush weeds

Still in the race, just a small set back. You will be out of the hoops soon with warmer and hopefully dryer weather.

I have had to do it a few times over the years and it works out well, hope your plants are doing well

I don't bury them, It's too humid and chance for disease. So I put some soil under the leaf nodes where a tap root will come down into the soil.

Hard to tell without seeing them, but usually, calcium nitrate and lots of water helps them to grow out of it

@@growinggiantswithscott watching a lot more of your videos have helped me describe this more. The node to node length is very short. Like 1" or less, then it keeps making another leaf

The natural anatomy of a plant is to grow leaves and vines on both sides it creates air flow and with them alternating it allows enough room for each least to get sun light without block the others. As far as fertilizer everyone does something a little different. You must start with good amended soil. After that a ballance fertilizer to start, leaning slightly towards nitrogen. Then switch to a flower and bloom at fruit set and finish wit a ballance fertilizer slightly heavier in potassium. Good luck