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Appleton

Yes, how is it possible for a kin plant to be growing even if there is a split vine? Or do the nutrients just go around the split? John H. Appleton

8/11/2016 6:01:34 PM

Central NY

They just go around .. The split will heal...rock on fluffy !!

8/11/2016 6:10:38 PM

Torrance, Ca.

What porkchop said.


Fluffy,,,,,, that made me laugh Steve!

8/11/2016 6:16:13 PM

Appleton

Hey Pork thanks... But this main vine is open at top and bottom...I do not know how plant can even be alive. Yet the sucker has a million big leafs and looks great! Go Figure
John
Fluffy says I like the Laugh

8/11/2016 8:15:44 PM

Aurora

Wow, a fellow cheese head!! I grew up in Appleton until third grade! Go Packers!! Bears suck at 0-22 against Broncos! Even though I live in Illinois, I fly my Green Bay flag every season. Hey Hoepfner, is there still a Tom's Drive In burger place in Appleton? Good to see you on here.

8/12/2016 10:35:53 AM

Appleton

BiddyGoat: Ya, I am a cheese head too! Bears SUCK big time...How do you like Ill. Do not know about Tom's "Drive in" I do know they have great Ice Cream thought. What is the largest Kin you ever grow? John

PS I like Appleton Been hear since 83 Retired from USDA Soil Conservation Service. Loved the work! Hoepfner

8/12/2016 5:54:44 PM

Appleton

Hey, I have a kin 7 days old that look fine. The canopy looks great. Have no idea how many leaves the plant has. I know I should have pruned but from past experience I have ruined more plants by pruning so I opted out. My question is this: Do you all think that this particular Kin has a chance at becoming a BIG Kin? That is if everything stays on track. Hoepfner
PS How about the end of kin? Is the flower supposed to fall off? And how long does this process take.

8/16/2016 6:02:27 PM

Appleton

Did anyone read my last post? Thanks.. Hoepfner

8/19/2016 9:30:10 AM