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Giant Jack

Macomb County

The high point of my season was I had no disease problems for the first time. I couldn’t get a decent set because of the extreme heat, but in October my plants were still disease free when I pulled them.

My main stay was Neptune’s Fish and Kelp and Actinovate. Which I wanted to tell Tom worked great for me. I foliar sprayed fish and kelp once a week and Actinovate every other week until August and then every week.

Other than that, I foliar sprayed Exel LG 3 times. Once when the plants began running, mid July and near the end of August because I had a couple leaves start to show some PM. Then a couple of days later, Bayer Disease control just because I had some and I figured for good measure.

The spots disappeared and I kept up the fish and kelp and Actinovate once a week. Any growers have anything they’d like to share about the past season?

11/29/2011 10:24:36 AM

Bohica (Tom)

Www.extremepumpkinstore.com

Glad to hear that you were able to keep the disease down, thanks for the info.

11/29/2011 10:31:07 AM

Engel's Great Pumpkins and Carvings

Menomonie, WI ([email protected])

Did you not read he uses Fish and Kelp Amelio...jeeez

11/29/2011 1:22:19 PM

Marvin11

Good to hear Jack, keep up the good work. I may try more of the fish and seaweed next year to help with disease myself.

11/29/2011 4:42:27 PM

Barbeetwo

that way <<<<<<

Jack...Id look alot better now if I didn't have kids too.....

11/29/2011 4:54:57 PM

Giant Jack

Macomb County

Let me tell you a true story. I worked with a guy who moved here from Poland. He got the greeting, "How do you do?" wrong and it came out, "How do you do it?" Because that's how his translation book listed the word "do". As a verb that needed completion to make sense.

At first, the women were offended because they thought he was making some kind of off color sexual remark to them.
He was very confused wondering what he said wrong to women.

Amelio is in the same situation translating into English. He doesn't know that "private tutoring" could be taken to imply someone is stupid. That's how his translator puts it.

Just like I imply some funny things when I try to translate into German and don't know I am too.

11/29/2011 6:32:01 PM

Brooks B

Ohio

Dang Linus, didnt know you was a non believer in fish Allergies and sulfur whatcha ma call it.. or what ever you call it.

But yea, read what my Physician's cousin said, he has worked in the shoe dept for 11 years of Walmart, right next to the pharmacy department, kinda blew my mind.

Runny nose and Allergies results from discharge secreted by the mucous membranes lining the inside of your nose. Allergic reactions are a common cause of runny nose. Such reactions may be caused by pollen (hay fever), animal dander, pumpkins, and stinky smelly fish extract that's has been sitting around in a wet soggy basement (with no humidifier present) for more then 10 years.

11/29/2011 6:48:40 PM

TruckTech1471

South Bloomfield, Ohio

Dang Brooks. You put a helluva lot of research into this.

11/29/2011 7:12:17 PM

Brooks B

Ohio

lol

11/30/2011 4:26:20 AM

Engel's Great Pumpkins and Carvings

Menomonie, WI ([email protected])

Brooks are you saying your physicians cousin and amelio are related? Wow small word

There was this one time I went to the Mall of Americe and ran into John5150 who is the son in law of Jim White. You know the one that grows them big ass watermelon. Anyhow he recognized me because my Tony Stewart Great Pumpkin Ball Cap.

I cant smell so the Fish does not bother me..:)

11/30/2011 1:37:04 PM

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