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09-08-2011, 01:01 AM
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squirrel took a chunk out of my cantalope.
A squirrel took a chunk out of my cantaloupe.
About the size of a nickel. and half a nickel deep. Cantaloupe is 4 inches round. ' Does that mean its going to rot out or something. Or will it be alright. And I can leave it cut the section out when its bigger. Thanks Diesel. |
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09-08-2011, 01:27 AM
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squirrel took a chunk out of my cantalope.
"DogDiesel" wrote in message ... A squirrel took a chunk out of my cantaloupe. About the size of a nickel. and half a nickel deep. Cantaloupe is 4 inches round. ' Does that mean its going to rot out or something. Or will it be alright. And I can leave it cut the section out when its bigger. Thanks Diesel. Bacteria will probably rot it. I suggest Chicken wire next time. Cheers |
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09-08-2011, 06:23 PM
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squirrel took a chunk out of my cantalope.
"DogDiesel" wrote in message ... A squirrel took a chunk out of my cantaloupe. About the size of a nickel. and half a nickel deep. Cantaloupe is 4 inches round. ' Does that mean its going to rot out or something. Or will it be alright. And I can leave it cut the section out when its bigger. Thanks Diesel. Leave it on the vine, sometimes they will heal over the damaged area and just leave a scar. |
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