AG Genetics and Breeding
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Subject: Trimming vines
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Bnicholas26 |
Ct
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It's my first year growing Atlantic giants, so far so good, I have 3 successful fruits at about 150 pounds right now. My question pertains to trimming the male flowers. Do you guys trim/nip them off or just leave them alone. I'd figure it would take energy away from the plant once you have well established fruit. I have no use for the males and I nip them, doesn't seem to affect the plant. Input?
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8/4/2015 7:54:49 PM
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Orangeneck (Team HAMMER) |
Eastern Pennsylvania
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If you have the time, trim off all unneeded males. If not, no worries.
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8/4/2015 10:53:21 PM
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Phil and Jane Hunt - GVGO |
Cameron
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As soon as we see that we have our pollinations done, then every flower (male & female) is cut off ASAP. Well before they get a chance to mature. No need to waste energy growing them & we don't attract as many bugs to the plant. No bees are harmed when we spray either. A win-win situation for us. Good luck.
Jane & Phil
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8/17/2015 9:04:28 AM
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