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I am not sure about nails but if you change your soil PH using like or gypsum they will change color

@@Giantpumpkinswithericthank you

Hi yes it is a Atlantic giant seed

@@SmartFarms2024 the best!

@@dondale68 you sure can. It would just be a self pollination. Nothing wrong with using a male flower from the same plant. This is what I did here.

Excellent! Good tip!

Thanks! Plenty of time to get one to set. Keep pollinating

@@Giantpumpkinswitheric 🤞 would love 500lbs but need to beat 287lbs. That’s the only time I’ve weighed.

Hopefully! Keep me updated on how you do!

@@Giantpumpkinswitheric I will post another update sometime soon. Maybe tomorrow.

I did have one more but it aborted it was about 18 feet out or so

I am thinking the same thing. How many days should I wait? I guess we need to make sure #2 has taken

@@Giantpumpkinswitheric at least 10-14 days should let you know.

Thanks!

For sure. Need to make absolutely sure it it set before chopping the other one

Nice! Hope you enjoyed!

Thank you!

@@giantsquash thank you! Hoping for a personal best this year!

Ice pack. I tried to keep the female blossom cooler when I pollinated. I replaced the ice pack daily for about 3 days. Thank you for watching!

@@Giantpumpkinswitheric ok, it looked like some type of monitor?

Oooo yes. Near the unopened female at the end of the main vine. That is a temperature monitor that goes into the house. Trying to make sure the female does not get up over 80 degrees or so

Wow! How many square feet did the plant end up at? Both seem a little slow out of the gate but they are swelling and growing. Steady

@@Giantpumpkinswitheric Each plant was just over 1,000 square feet by the end of the season. At pollination, the plants were only about 175 square feet.

@@theturnerranchwi awesome! I will keep you updated!

Dap 24 for the one at 11’ 58” in circumference. She started slow but past 5 days she has been putting 4-4.5 inches in circumference a day

Thanks 👍

Hopefully soon!

Curious what state you are in? Check out my page if you are up for tracking my big pumpkin too. Your plant is ahead of mine by the looks of it. Good work!

@JoeDc101 MA I will check out your page for sure! Thanks for watching! Good-luck with your season!

@@Giantpumpkinswitheric I’m in Maine so we are close.

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching

Awesome!

Glad you enjoyed! Thank you for watching!

Let me know if you have questions!

You will get bigger tomato’s. You may get a few less tomato’s but they will be bigger. Also,it helps to ensure the plant does not becoming overcrowded with branches and prevent good airflow to help reduce fungus

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Really good idea. I may need to try this!

It’s the best!

Agreed!

Nice!

Tune in to find out!

@@Giantpumpkinswitheric Will do!

Why

​@@Giantpumpkinswithericit promotes fungus and diseases. Just water at the base. And use something to cover the ground. That's where late blight comes from. I just use hay and don't get diseases any more.

​@@Giantpumpkinswithericthe water can effectively magnify the sun's rays and damage them. There's also the simple fact that plants take in water through their roots, not their leaves.

@@Giantpumpkinswitheric a lot of plants end up with fungal diseases and rain certainly makes this worse. By not wetting leaves unnecessarily, the risk and the spread are reduced.

The water droplets, which is focused the sun on them if it’s a hot and bright day and damage the leaves

Why

​@@Giantpumpkinswithericexplained above

Never really had a problem with getting water on the leaves. Especially when i am trying to cool the plant

@@Giantpumpkinswitheric @Giantpumpkinswitheric it can promote fungal infections.

I will keep everyone updated!

Thank you! Appreciate the feedback! Glad you enjoyed!

They will come back. Water really really heavy. It will spring right back up. They are hardy plans.

Thank you! I’ll need to add a fan or styrofoam cooler for the next one!

It helps produce bigger fruit. You may get a few less fruit but the fruit will be bigger

Thank you!!! Appreciate the feedback!

Excellent! Keep on tickling!

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I will need to look into that for sure! Thanks for the idea!

For cucumbers and squash focus on plant vigor and color of the leafs. The plant will tell you what it needs. If the leafs are light green hit them with some balanced plant food. If the leafs are crispy and bloated and deep deep green/blue tone back off on the fertilizers.

@@Giantpumpkinswitheric thanks for the tip. I actually went to take a look at my cucumbers and found a fully grown one 😁 It was hidden so I didn’t even realize there was any yet.

@@CassandraHunt-Thomas excellent! Cucumbers love water! Keep it up!

Leafs will get very very deep green and bloated looking. The vines will start splitting. The cobra head will reach higher and higher into the sky and make it hard to train it down. Risk snapping the vine

@@Giantpumpkinswitheric ohh ! Thank you so much

No problem! Keep checking back for updates and tips!

No problem!