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Subject: Comments - NY GROWER 2026-07-31
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| Maurice |
Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley, Quebec, Canada
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Pretty sure that's normal I've seen pumpkin's cantaloupe and dap 30 and keep growing. probably genetic.
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7/31/2026 3:00:13 PM
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| NY GROWER |
Upstate New York
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That's good to hear maurice, I have never had one cantaloupe so early but also have never grown Sperry genetics.
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7/31/2026 4:24:01 PM
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| Henry-the giant pumpkin grower |
Topsfield, MA
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Heavy heavy heavy!!!
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7/31/2026 4:25:10 PM
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| Pumpkineer |
Marshfield, Ma, USA
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I have that going on Alex's 2507 another 2198 offspring. I agree with Henry.
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7/31/2026 7:49:26 PM
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| NY GROWER |
Upstate New York
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Thanks Ed, I was hoping a grower with same genetics would chime in and confirm! I wasn't thinking heavy because it's the smallest? Hard not to think the worst this time of year lol! Very well behaved plant with tight node spacing, we got 24 sidevines on 21' of main
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8/1/2026 7:35:50 AM
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| big moon |
Bethlehem CT
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Those type of genetics used to be more common, but in the past 10-15 years and further pipelined the genetics, pumpkins tend to be glossier and also more orange. I agree, Heavy, Heavy, Heavy!!
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8/1/2026 8:09:13 AM
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