You are going to love me for this post. You're welcome.

[catjac1975]

Pumpkin Timelapse: From seed to 1,300 lb giant.

The plant grew 1.6 feet a day, and the pumpkin grew with 2.2 pounds a day, turning it into a monster.

www.wimp.com

 

[meadow]

Good grief!

Perfect music too. Looked like it was walking (or waltzing?) across the greenhouse at one point!

 

[ilovetogarden123]

i love to garden can you given me some tips to improve my gardening skills

 

[Cosmo spring garden]

That was great! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Rhodie Ranch]

WOW!! How fun to watch!!

 

[meadow]

i love to garden can you given me some tips to improve my gardening skills

Yes, I have some tips.

1. Use the search function of these forums for whatever topic interests you. Example: tomatoes, mulching, or whatever. There is A LOT of good information in the old threads!

2. If you have a specific question, create your own thread and maybe express what you have tried and what you are looking for. This will be more likely to be seen by the people that may have knowledge and answers for you.

If the question is too general (such as the one you've asked here), people are likely to either 1. assume you are trolling and just ignore it, or 2. pass it by because the scope of the question is too large and there is no input as to what you actually need.

I hope this helps.

 

[catjac1975]

Yes, I have some tips.

1. Use the search function of these forums for whatever topic interests you. Example: tomatoes, mulching, or whatever. There is A LOT of good information in the old threads!

2. If you have a specific question, create your own thread and maybe express what you have tried and what you are looking for. This will be more likely to be seen by the people that may have knowledge and answers for you.

If the question is too general (such as the one you've asked here), people are likely to either 1. assume you are trolling and just ignore it, or 2. pass it by because the scope of the question is too large and there is no input as to what you actually need.

I hope this helps.

Work on the soil first.

 

[catjac1975]

WOW!! How fun to watch!!

I can't stop watching it.This is what we see in our mind's eye every time we plant something.

 

[meadow]

It is interesting to see the use of poles in guiding the vines. Slowing the video down let's you see more of what is happening.

 

[ducks4you]

Yes. Put your location, state, and zone, so we will know where you live. Right now I have no clue. Thx!