Hey Mark Glenn in Brockport New York I've been completely burying my Vine but I do have really good drainage here, no problems with the vines rotting. By the way the second set of seeds I got from you are doing just fine
If I half bury, and use insecticide that’s made for vine borers. Do you have any advice on how often I should apply the insecticide and how do I make sure no vine borers get on the vine? Thank you for your help
Usually the end of June really it’s more about plant size once the plant hits about 500 ft.² probably time to get a stump cover or July 1, which ever comes first
@@TheHattonHomestead don’t keep it wet after 15 feet 🦶 in length with 6 foot secondarys at that point the roots should be farther out. You should not need to keep the crown wet any longer. Keep 12 inches out with your waterings if possible.
I'm curious, once that leaf scorch is noticed will it continue to spread around the edge of the leaves, even if the temps cool off? I have something going on with my plants this year that I haven't noticed before. Both my 1802 Werners have what looks like the leaf scorch you pointed out, but they are much bigger spots. They turn a dark gray, and eventually spread along the edge of the leaf and then it becomes brittle. I'm not sure if its from the high temps we had a couple weeks ago or if its something totally different. 🤷🏻♂️
The leaf scorch usually does not spread once. The damage is done that’s as far as it goes, you could have some mechanical burn. I have some mechanical burn on mine from fertilizers you have to make sure you rinse off your leafs after fertilizing.
@Keep it a Secret Home & Garden Tips thank you for the info. I feel like I run the water long enough after the fertilizers have gone through the injectors. I did the similar watering method last year too. I know different plants act differently though. Only major difference from last year was I added a lot of manure & organic compost this spring. Maybe that can cause my issues.
@Keep it a Secret Home & Garden Tips thanks for the info. The manure on one of the plants was totally composted (7 years) the other plant had different manure (probably only 2 years)
That’s good when hear people say manure I always get nervous lol I know some people put raw manure in their gardens, not composted I think that’s a huge mistake
I absolutely love how funny you are!! “I always comb my hair for pollination time” 😂 Love it!!! Lol
Yes, I’d like to keep it fun and I have a crazy sense of humor. Thanks for growing with us
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I’m glad y’all enjoyed it. Keep coming back we got more fun to come.
Looks good Mark can’t wait to see that girl grow 👍👍🎃
You and me both!
Good info Mark.
Glad it was helpful!
Great info, thanks!
Your welcome 🤗
Thank you for this video! I think I fully cover my vines and then when I water a lot washes away and off the vines.
Yes, just make sure it washes off. You don’t want them to be buried more than a few weeks.
Hey Mark Glenn in Brockport New York I've been completely burying my Vine but I do have really good drainage here, no problems with the vines rotting. By the way the second set of seeds I got from you are doing just fine
Good to know we have a lot of clay type Soil’s in this area that do not have great drainage
Nice
Thanks
If I half bury, and use insecticide that’s made for vine borers. Do you have any advice on how often I should apply the insecticide and how do I make sure no vine borers get on the vine? Thank you for your help
Hey Mark, when do you start covering your stump?
Usually the end of June really it’s more about plant size once the plant hits about 500 ft.² probably time to get a stump cover or July 1, which ever comes first
@@Worldwidegiantgrowers thank you. Are you selfing your 2560?
I think so
@@TheHattonHomestead don’t keep it wet after 15 feet 🦶 in length with 6 foot secondarys at that point the roots should be farther out. You should not need to keep the crown wet any longer. Keep 12 inches out with your waterings if possible.
@@Worldwidegiantgrowers thanks Mark. Mine are probably 17ft long and almost 20ft wide.
Comb that hair Mark the ladies are waiting!!!😎🎃🧡
Only the best for my girls 👧
I'm curious, once that leaf scorch is noticed will it continue to spread around the edge of the leaves, even if the temps cool off? I have something going on with my plants this year that I haven't noticed before. Both my 1802 Werners have what looks like the leaf scorch you pointed out, but they are much bigger spots. They turn a dark gray, and eventually spread along the edge of the leaf and then it becomes brittle. I'm not sure if its from the high temps we had a couple weeks ago or if its something totally different. 🤷🏻♂️
The leaf scorch usually does not spread once. The damage is done that’s as far as it goes, you could have some mechanical burn. I have some mechanical burn on mine from fertilizers you have to make sure you rinse off your leafs after fertilizing.
@Keep it a Secret Home & Garden Tips thank you for the info. I feel like I run the water long enough after the fertilizers have gone through the injectors. I did the similar watering method last year too. I know different plants act differently though. Only major difference from last year was I added a lot of manure & organic compost this spring. Maybe that can cause my issues.
@@andylenart7154 hopefully the manure was composted completely if not, that will cause issues
@Keep it a Secret Home & Garden Tips thanks for the info. The manure on one of the plants was totally composted (7 years) the other plant had different manure (probably only 2 years)
That’s good when hear people say manure I always get nervous lol I know some people put raw manure in their gardens, not composted I think that’s a huge mistake
Have you tried growing giant tomatoes yet?
Yes, I grew 5 1/2 pounder and many other state titles
I have actually grown five state title tomatoes in the past. 3 1/2 pounds to 5 1/2 pounders.
I thought everyone half buried the vines that's what I did last year half with the 2350 lol
No a lot fully bury
She’s gunna be a big one!!!
I hope so. That’s the plan.
Nice