Grow Big Pumpkins - Vine Burying, Pollination, Vine Training

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1. Does this also apply to hokkaido and butternut?
2. My wife wears gloves to garden.😂
3. Thank you so much. You have no idea how much you helped.
4. I have one main vine with tons of flowers and no pumpkin yet. some flowers has a little a little pumpkin underneath. so I guess i have to manually pollinate it since it's now August here in NY.
5. So, if I'm getting this right; you actually have to cut off a male flower, and then basically fuck the female flowers with it so that they make pumpkins? Wow, I didn't know gardening was this full on!
6. Great video, cheers!
7. I Have never heard of this before. Thank you so much for the clear and precise explanation. Really, very good video. Wow, I hope I get my plant up and going because I want to try this out. I will check your home page and probably subscribe. I always check home pages ....Miss Jeri.
8. So, the pumpkin feeds through a root system that the vines produce?, the pumpkin itself doesn`t produce roots ? I`m think of growing some in the back garden and any help would be appreciated, thanks.
9. Did I just witness assisted pumpkin sexy time
10. Can you burry the main stem from where you planted the seed without any harm?
11. I have a pumpkin which I self pollinated. It has been getting larger but no it is about 1 1/2 diameter and about 5 inches long. Today I felt it and it feels like it's getting softer. Is this a normal process? Ty
12. I am looking for help with keeping my pumpkins from getting "MUSHY" (soft)  on the bottom. ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT ! thanks
13. Great guide! 
14. A lot of that what she said starting 3:35 :D
15. 4:00 That is nasty. ;)
16. Thanks that helped a lot 
17. What would be the cause of  female blossoms  not  holding on to
    the vine long enough to allow the  blossom to open. I'm having a lot
    of the female blossoms with the fruit turning yellow and falling off before  the blossom can open.  Out of four vines I have only one
    punkin' that I was able to hand pollinate.
18. Thanks for sharing this. I enjoyed your first two videos. I will have to try the mud patty method. Good luck this season!