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Craig F

Massachusettts

What if you trained both 1st side vines horizontally to the main and grafted them to the main 1' before your keeper female. This is what occurred in last night's edition of 'bizarre pumpkin dreams'. In that edition the sides grew out to 18', then along the outside of the patch parallel to the main, and then back in 15' down the line meeting up with the main again and being successfully grafted back on. Voila, 3 main vines.

7/9/2016 1:41:26 PM

Walking Man

formerly RGG

You seem to be going where no man has gone before. Let us know how it turns out for you.

7/9/2016 2:28:08 PM

Orangeneck (Team HAMMER)

Eastern Pennsylvania

Even if I was good at grafting, I don't think I'd have the guts to cut into the main vine behind the pumpkin.

7/9/2016 6:37:28 PM

cavitysearch

BC, Canada

So why not two plants, both mains grafted together- both feeding one pumpkin
Why not threee.......

7/9/2016 9:00:48 PM

Dr Compost

Weatherman

They graft tomato plants why not pumpkin plants.

7/9/2016 9:06:34 PM

Dr Compost

Weatherman

They graft tomato plants why not pumpkin plants.

7/9/2016 9:06:58 PM

cozy

Albuquerque NM

sounds bad ass!!!!

7/9/2016 9:09:09 PM

Walking Man

formerly RGG

I guess anything is worth a try.Go for it !

7/9/2016 9:11:14 PM

don young

http://www.bigpumpkins.com/Diary/DiaryViewOne.asp?eid=157094

tried 2 I think it went 1100 or 1000 I also connected plants together like a stent with hollow vines once just playing around whats possible or not then did long gourd/ag

7/9/2016 10:03:07 PM

TruckinPunkin

Brownsville, MD

Everybody enjoys pretzels

7/10/2016 12:14:10 AM

cweibz

Karns City PA

I have wondered this also could you say plant your main plant at the beginning of season let it run its course, then plant another plant a month later when the main plant starts to fizzle out could you graft the new plant to the old main and keep the fruit growing longer? or will a fruit eventually just stop when its done? lol one of the dreams I had lol

7/10/2016 9:01:28 AM

KRC

WNC Usa

Try as many as you have room for.

Make a "mega plant"

7/10/2016 6:29:18 PM

Peace, Wayne

Owensboro, Ky.

Now, who is going to figure out how to make an AG, produce a megabloom, or fused blossom, like tomato's do? Just think, if a normal 1K# pkn had a megabloom like a tomato w/6 fused flowers? 6K# pkn? Also might need to get some of that fertilizer from Gernoble? LOL Peace, Wayne

7/10/2016 8:23:19 PM

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