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Colorado

I spent quite a bit of time building this and decided to release it to all. I should be useful tracking genetic traits and to quickly see the genetic history of your pumpkin seed. Enjoy
(best viewed by downloading or "open image in new tab")

if you need it posted to a different platform let me know

https://postimg.cc/wtLZt03w
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https://i.postimg.cc/r88wK6Ys/a-pumpkin-mother-chart-2024.jpg
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https://ibb.co/0pcgdqzX

2/27/2025 8:49:28 PM

Grittyville, WA

There could be another branch off the 1832 Graham if the 2471 Noel dmg was included.

Thanks for or sharing!

2/28/2025 1:24:46 AM

Portland, CT

This is awesome. Thank you for putting in that work Scott.

2/28/2025 10:15:59 AM

Western NY

Really gets me thinking looking at that.

2/28/2025 2:21:25 PM

Indiana

Nice job Scott! What ya thinking about Andy?

2/28/2025 7:53:11 PM

Colorado

I'll look at the 2471 Noel. It really helps me put the tomato seeds in perspective, so I figured I'd do it with the pumpkins.

3/1/2025 1:14:23 AM

Colorado

Very interesting Scott. I could finally enlarge one of the formats to be able to read the chart and yes it gets one thinking.

3/1/2025 10:16:33 AM

any chart made with male used on same

3/1/2025 4:22:52 PM

valtierra/spain

Incredible work. Congratulations.

The two best seeds are 2145 and 1885. A 1885 x 2145 cross could be incredible (Jose Ceja did it this year, but it had a split), but it still has seeds.

3/1/2025 5:56:38 PM

Upa Creek, MO

Thanks for sharing!

3/1/2025 11:49:58 PM

Wisconsin

Thats Neat!

3/2/2025 8:49:01 PM

Western NY

Thinking about what contributes more to seed success - male or female side.

Amazed at the chain of seven 2k+ fruits ending with the 2306.

Wondering how fast the genetic drift really is happening.

Thinking of possible crosses based on pumpkins that haven't even been grown yet.

3/3/2025 11:11:21 AM