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Ontario

I have several females this year showing defined ribs before bloom and defined days after pollination. Still shiny. Wondering if this is a defiency or the heat. Anyone experienced this before???

drew

7/3/2005 11:29:49 AM

Montoursville, PA

Drew.......has your water content of the soil been right?

7/3/2005 3:43:33 PM

Sheridan . NY

RIBS---!!!WERE HAVEING A BARBECUE--NOW thats a real idea a Great Lakes US & CANADIAN---PUMPKIN PICNIC --ON A Saturday---afternoon--lots of room here---
DREW-- MOST all of mine over the years show ribs very slightly and alway are shiney----craig

7/4/2005 9:21:36 AM

Austria

Have discovered the same here too, on the 621 Pley.

7/6/2005 7:22:52 AM

Menomonie, WI (mail@gr8pumpkin.net)

Are we grilling the pumpkin with the ribs Craig? Mix in a few culled ones diced with potatoes, onions,green peppers, along with a 1/4 cup of Olive Oil, some fresh herbs, a dash of sugar and Salt and Pepper to taste. I have never had a complaint yet about my potatoes.

7/6/2005 9:15:10 AM

Butler, Ohio

MMMMMMMMMMM.....ribs, count me in Shannon

7/6/2005 4:32:39 PM

Sheridan . NY

I DONT THINK GRILL A G SOUNDS TOO GOOD BUT SLOW grilled potatos with chicken and ribs ---mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm---yep

7/6/2005 10:49:49 PM

Thornhill, Ontario, Canada

Besides, how big a grill would you need to grill an AG!

I think I saw a giant barbecue once on Letterman or something. The cooking surface was about the size of half a basketball court, if I recall. That would do it.

7/7/2005 1:06:34 AM