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Saturday, July 14, 2012
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Princeton Joe
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Princeton Kentucky
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Cut away two leaves on the 1365 Singleton this evening because they are touching the kin. 1399.5 Marsh has not grown any for three days. Still at 108 ott and over all Plant is in Perfect condition and is Huge..Can't figure whats up. Should I cull it or let it ride? Please someone tell me what you think if you read this. All vines are teminated on the Marsh except one secondary at the end of the plant that is about 3 meters long with a week away female on it. Est 525 Puricelli has now aborted the last 3 Kins so I'm letting it run on its own here on out. 1333 Dodge has set a kin and is good to go, 1449.5 Traylor has gone caputt...Really gave it my all on that Plant...Sorry Jason Traylor. 1232 M. Smith is turning into a Crazy Pumpkin and is unstoppable at this point, and last but not least by far...the 1308 Barenie put on 20 pounds since yesterday and has really suprised me. It requires a bigger shelter over it after only a week with this one. I'm going to put in "T" Posts and a tarp Higher than 4 ft like the last one I put up. I will post new pics in two weeks time to see real changes on here. Amazing the difference with your second year of growing AG's and a bit more knowledge given to you by others with the same illness, lol. My Daughter and I have sold over 600 pounds of tomatoes out of the garden between Last Thursdays and Todays Farmers Markets, and this evening her and I picked another 9 bags just to prepare for Mondays Market at Carthage, Illinois...I'm really seeing a difference useing the soaker hoses from the rain tanks and the teas. I'm very proud of the results but more so my Daughter at 10 years old and how much she contributes to assisting me in the garden..I truely couldn't physicaly do it with out her help. I again have to stop and Thank Everyone on Bigpumpkins.com who has helped her and I with seeds and the endless wisdom to even begin to share in this crazy world of growing AG's. Thank You ALL
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