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conjoined Carolina Cross watermelon(s)

12 years ago

I have a Siamese twins watermelon(s).They are very rare and I don't believe there is a single documented case in the United States. I grow Carolina Cross melons for competition and first noticed the twin ovaries 5 days ago. I hand pollinated it with pollen from a seed from the world record 291 Kent watermelon. You may view this melon and it's progress by viewing my growers diary on bigpumpkins.com

Here is a link that might be useful: Tennessee Dreamers growers diary on bigpumpkins.com

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brandon7 TN_zone7
12 years ago
I took a peak at your diary thing. With all that amendment, you should be on your way to a 275 lbs watermelon, at least.
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