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President - GPC

I would like to grow great green greenie next year that is very large but very very green and knobby. One that would be quite a novelty to behold. I have no knowledge of the greenie seed genetics so I will need a lot of help. Once all this fevor settles down.... please give me some great info on the direction I need to go. Appreciate it.
Good Luck with the future weighoffs in the coming weeks.....
Grow them Big

10/9/2006 9:59:58 AM

Colo.Spgs.CO. Pikes Peak Chapter @ spacemaster400@earthlink.net

Gary, I will see you saturday in littelton with my super green greenie, and you can decide weather you want some seeds or not, as I am crossing my fingers to get plenty of mature ones. To give you a clue it is the same genetic cross as the seeds that will come out of the world record squash this year, only mine is a much much deeper green, but no where near as big. I only grew it for the genetics / seeds, not competition in an area only 50 square feet. catch you later..James

10/10/2006 2:14:05 AM

President - GPC

James,
Cant wait to meet you and your super green greenie!! Looks like we will have some good weather......Wow 5 hours to get a scale on Sat....MadMan had a monster......

10/10/2006 9:27:16 AM

Mocksville, NC

700 Reinsvold 06* 552 Sherwood 02 x self is now at Pumpkinpost.com, and he has plenty i kept a stash for my self because i harvested it early becuase of blossum end split it was 2inc wide 9inc long, and was still masively growing, well when i cut it open it was 8 inc from the core damit. 20% OTC Very hvy thick seeds all mature. True green. I would recomend it not out of vain, but what i witnessed, no care plant

10/12/2006 6:54:41 AM