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Apr 25, 2015 12:42 PM CST
Name: Tom Cagle
SE-OH (Zone 6a)
Old, fat, and gardening in OH
davidsevit said:i am sorry my english is irish i did not understan coppices answer.
what is ct?
what do you mean base of a bin?
soluble-liquidy fertilizer?


David, CT =Connecticutt field and Atlantic Giant are two large breed pumpkins.

Many USAin gardeners use a bin built out of four pallets to contain compost (the decaying product of collected yard waste & kitchen scraps; google, Indore process).

it is very comon to supplimentally water the large pumpkin cultivars. I did less of that by placing my pumpkins at the base of a compost bin.

The watering needs of large breed pumpkin can exceed 50 gallons of water, per plant. If rain will collect in a compost bin, and I can use it to help feed my big pumpkins, good for me.
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