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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 378538" data-attributes="member: 367"><p>Up here they never do ripen most years but I keep planting and hoping for the perfect growing season.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; We have such a short growing season to start with and then this hot summer has been a lot of stress on gardens.&nbsp; &nbsp; They are slow growing up to this point of the season and now they are hitting second gear.&nbsp;&nbsp; A few of the biggest ones were baseball size a couple days ago are quite a bit bigger than a big softball or grapefruit today and the plants are still setting fruit that I'm cutting off.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I cut off all the vine that runs beyond the first melon and also cut some of the vines that just have tiny melons.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; After seeing the results of drip lines I won't plant another seed without one.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Whoever mentioned preen in the garden thread, Thank You .&nbsp;&nbsp; I'd never tried it before but that stuff work good.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 378538, member: 367"] Up here they never do ripen most years but I keep planting and hoping for the perfect growing season. We have such a short growing season to start with and then this hot summer has been a lot of stress on gardens. They are slow growing up to this point of the season and now they are hitting second gear. A few of the biggest ones were baseball size a couple days ago are quite a bit bigger than a big softball or grapefruit today and the plants are still setting fruit that I'm cutting off. I cut off all the vine that runs beyond the first melon and also cut some of the vines that just have tiny melons. After seeing the results of drip lines I won't plant another seed without one. Whoever mentioned preen in the garden thread, Thank You . I'd never tried it before but that stuff work good. [/QUOTE]

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