2024 Season Kick off!

Here we go! Start or 2024! Will this be the season I make it to 2000lb?
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[@vancochran7344]

Good Luck to you Chad! Thanks for the seeds. I got my seed from Jason that Ron Wallace donated too with some of his Products as well. I have tried to take notes from all of your live broadcasts too. It is somewhat overwhelming, but I am going to give it a go!

[@ColoradoGiants]

Good luck!!!

[@bengregson4366]

2K all the way!!! Good luck this season.

[@ColoradoGiants]

🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻👍🏻

[@ashleighormsby8232]

2k is in your future... good luck for 2024

[@ColoradoGiants]

Thanks! 👍🏻🤞🏻

[@GardenofGiants]

Looking great Chad!!! Best of luck this season!! 🎃💪

[@ColoradoGiants]

You too Chris!!! 2k here you come!

[@GardenofGiants]

After you Buddy!!

[@chrissage6262]

Good luck this year. Do you still have seeds to give away?

[@ColoradoGiants]

The free seeds are done for this year, but I ship “sold” seeds all year long.

[@curtismichalek9842]

Good luck 🤞

[@ColoradoGiants]

🤞🏻🤞🏻👍🏻

[@PH-Olsen]

If anyone deserves 2 k plus this year its you Chad. Keep those videos comming 😊

[@ColoradoGiants]

Thanks, I’ll try!!

[@karrielandis3955]

How deep do you "plant" your heat cables and what type of fencing do you attach it to? Thanks for sharing!

[@ColoradoGiants]

My hard pan is about 12” down. 18” would be the max though.

[@SlackerU]

Ah yes high phosphorus & kinda low ammonium, so you can use some expensive ammonium-sulfate to lower that PH a tiny bit to help with the low-iron-yellow, (though I'm no expert). 3:19
The manganese is interesting to me.
If you're growing on weed-fabric... I wonder if you had a plot where you could raise the winter-ground-water table in a wetland process that could possibly store more nitrogen over the winter & gas off unwanted excess. Suddenly dropping the water-table in high organics would really warm things up as the aerobic populations overtake the area, it'd be an interesting timing to study though I imagine the soil-temperature is already in composting-science. In the most extreme example you'd have an adjustable water-table where in the winter you'd grow water-surface algae on the flooded-plot until it's time to drain the system for pumpkins. Where I live the water-pollution-algae grows very quickly & recovers in just a few days after rains flush them down the streams. Also keeping the soil soaked all winter might make it more acidic. Though if you flooded it you might need a mound in the center to store the worm population, they don't need much space.

[@docrodebaugh]

Grow a monster Chad!

[@MissouriPumpkinWorks]

Good luck! Grow a Colorado “boulder”

[@ColoradoGiants]

I’ll try!!!

[@jesusisGod1434]

How do you grow on weed fabric? How do the vines set roots?

[@cjtuccio]

Has anyone ever told you that you sound exactly like Seth Rogen?

[@ColoradoGiants]

Hahaha, I get that very frequently!