Definitely appreciate all the comments. a little behind my scheduled pace to hit 2K this year, but going to push hard to the finish line. Good luck to all.
@@docrodebaugh Thanks really appreciate it. First year of actually going all in and it has paid off of so far. Good gains this week so far. will be an interesting update this Sunday.
Love the shot! I have a son born that day. He is 41 now! I’m growing the 2404 Barron in Michigan, pollinated another today. I do a daily video about how it’s going in my tiny pumpkin patch with a giant pumpkin in it.
Nice job! Plant looks good. I’ve been documenting my journey as well. I had my main vine break on 2 of my pumpkins. Good luck. Hope you grow a monster.
Luckily they’re very resilient and will come back. The weather has been crazy here in Michigan, storms and a lot of wind has messed with my plants also.
Too much of something can shock a plant, to good of a growing situation can make the plant lazy and not reach out. I'm just learning about pumpkin growing, this will be my first real attempt, but I do work in the agricultural business and have a knowledge of plant science. It's very different I'm finding out but still similar in some of the biology
It's the same as transplanting a tree. You never want to give them ideal conditions in the hole you're planting them into. They become lazy and can possibly die because of it.
Darn good fruit.
@@docrodebaugh Thanks Doc!
Thanks 🤞
I think by the looks of it you’re doing everything just right! Good luck in reaching your goal.
Norm looks beautiful! 🎃🧡🎃
They look great, good luck in the remainder of the grow.
Definitely appreciate all the comments. a little behind my scheduled pace to hit 2K this year, but going to push hard to the finish line. Good luck to all.
Thanks for the update! Looking forward to seeing how things progress! Good luck!
Thank you for sharing the pumpkin surgery!
Got that crunchy lawn down in Lawrence co. also, my water bill gonna be through the roof! Pumpkins look great best of luck rest of the way.
Thanks for showing that surgery, I may have have to do that and I wasn’t exactly sure how. Looking forward to updates.
Going to need it! Thanks
Thanks for sharing, best of luck!
hope it heals up for you! good luck!
Nice job with that
That’s tough, trust the process. I like the pattern that pumpkin is displaying she’ll be pretty
Looking very solid considering the heat and weather. Keep on them.
I would have gladly given you 3/4 of the rain we got from Beryl here in southern Michigan. Rain gauge showed 4” but your pumpkins look great.
wow😮
Solid content..... excellent plants and fruit. Subscribed.
@@docrodebaugh Thanks really appreciate it. First year of actually going all in and it has paid off of so far. Good gains this week so far. will be an interesting update this Sunday.
Plants can come back from wind damage. I would recommend burying your vines to hep reduce the risk of wind damage
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Part of the damaged area has stood back up!! Going to lose a few leaves. Hang in there it’s definitely a marathon.
Yours are looking dece. Half my plant is laid over. Pollinating next week. Don't have huge expectations.
Love the shot! I have a son born that day. He is 41 now! I’m growing the 2404 Barron in Michigan, pollinated another today. I do a daily video about how it’s going in my tiny pumpkin patch with a giant pumpkin in it.
Thanks you’re patch is looking great
Nice job! Plant looks good. I’ve been documenting my journey as well. I had my main vine break on 2 of my pumpkins. Good luck. Hope you grow a monster.
Thanks! You too!
Looking good!
Thanks!
Weather is crazy anymore. Good luck up north.
Luckily they’re very resilient and will come back. The weather has been crazy here in Michigan, storms and a lot of wind has messed with my plants also.
Too much of something can shock a plant, to good of a growing situation can make the plant lazy and not reach out. I'm just learning about pumpkin growing, this will be my first real attempt, but I do work in the agricultural business and have a knowledge of plant science. It's very different I'm finding out but still similar in some of the biology
It's the same as transplanting a tree. You never want to give them ideal conditions in the hole you're planting them into. They become lazy and can possibly die because of it.
Very true!
Love this!