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Old 04-25-2010, 04:46 PM
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Default My Pumpkin Patch

I think I have mentioned this before, but I grow Giant Pumpkins in the summer, in fact I grew the Oklahoma State Record last year 685 lbs.:biggrin2.gif:

Well I have 4 plants in this year. I had to build a fence to keep the chickens out of the patch and I have my water system set back up.

In the 3rd picture is my Compost Tea Brewer, i make my own fertilizer for it.
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Old 04-25-2010, 04:58 PM
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That's interesting. Will 4 plants eventually fill that entire area?
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The patch is 1250 sqft, that is really only enough for about 3 plants. Each plant needs 300-500 sqft each. I plan to lose one or two on them. Each plant will only be allowed to grow one fruit, so hopefully I will have one for the St Fair, and one for the Weight-off. My goal this year is 1000 lbs.
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Cool pics, Pat! Please keep us updated on your pumpkins.
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A little update on my plants, the 2 on the left are at about 13' now, and the 2 on the right are at about 9' now. When they get to around 20' I will terminate the vines. I hope to have several pumpkins on the vines by then.
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Looking good Pat!
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Thanks for the update, Pat. Can't wait to see how big they get!
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I have a plant down so I'm down to 3, but that plant had a triple vine and I wasn't sure it was going to make it. This just leaves more for the others now.
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Well it's time for an update. 2 of my plants are almost all the way across. The 3 remaining plants have little pumpkins at about 13' from the stump. That's just about where you where them. The second picture shows a little pumpkin on plant #4.

I should be ready to pollinate in a week or two.
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Thanks for updating us!
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