My Giant Marrow ( September 2016 )

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    Weighed in at 131lbs
     

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      Fantastic, Lee.!!:thumbsup::hapfeet::hapydancsmil: A lot of people don't realise just how much skill, effort and knowledge goes into achieving something as gigantic as that!!

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          Many years ago when a 30lbs marrow won the heaviest arrow class at our village show it made the local press, this year it'll probably require one of around 100lbs to win it.
           
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            Very kind of you.
             
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              I've seen these live !
               
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                So much fun to grow. They grow sooooo fast !
                 
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                    Doubled edged, makes me worry about splitting. What strain(s) are you growing?
                     
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                      This was a Glazebrook ( F ) Toten ( M ) cross. Hand pollinated.
                       
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                        I have a few Seeds from a 100lb Glazebrook (x self) to grow this year, saw a few Toten amongst the marrow seeds in the EGVGA silent auction, but that lot of 23 seeds went for €130.
                         
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                          Expensive ! Quality though. I saved seeds from the marrow in the pic so I'm hoping I can cross them again this year.
                           
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