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Christopher24

aurora, IL

What might cause a pumpkin to grow slowly from the start gaining 4" in cc per day and then slow down even more to about 2.5"-1.5" in cc per day by Dap 25 and each day after ?

8/1/2016 1:21:56 PM

Henry the 2016 crusher!

Topsfield

The weather could affect the growth in a pumpkin. If it is cold then the pumpkin may slow down on its growth

8/1/2016 7:32:48 PM

Christopher24

aurora, IL

We have been getting less rain this year than last year.

8/1/2016 9:32:55 PM

Peace, Wayne

Owensboro, Ky.

24, are you watering the plant to make up for the lack of rain? I wish I had that problem! Soil sample results? Tissue sample results? Have you been feeding the BEAST? Lots of variables? Prbly not cold on 8/1, in IL...Silly Henry from Topsfield...& thinkin that there is an awesome weighoff in Topsfield...? Peace, Wayne

8/2/2016 12:49:27 AM

Christopher24

aurora, IL

I have been trying to water my plant, but it is not enough. I have been using two containers that equal 150 gallons when filled completely with water. They are connected together to a drip system to even water the patch. I think my plant the 504 Chandler that is growing on Scarface has a poor root system. I did get a soil test done back a March, but have not ever done a tissue test. I have been feeding my kin, but could be feeding more.

8/2/2016 5:09:35 PM

BiddyGoat

Aurora, Il

Try a solution of peroxide and water or maybe do not dilute the peroxide. Apply it with a Qtip or small brush then apply your fan. I turned on your water tank today and flushed out the crud between the valve and hose.

8/4/2016 1:49:27 PM

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