Should I worry

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    Please could anyone tell me what has happened to my new vine it is a seedless red
    My other one a seedless green is in the same greenhouse but seems unaffected they were both new this year

    Any help would be appreciated
     

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    I could be wrong but it looks to me like they are getting stressed by heat and the fact they/it, is in a tiny pot. Vines like to get their roots down to where it is cool and moist..
    Victorians usually planted the roots outside the greenhouse and then grew the vines in the greenhouse... :SUNsmile:
    If you are not able to plant them in the ground then get a huge pot and put it in that and shade the pots.. :thumbsup:
     
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      Hi
      Thank you so much for the very quick response. I am pleased it is no a disease. The pot is probably small but it has no bottom in it so the vine will be able to spread its roots. It has grown very quickly but will now shade the greenhouse Thank you once again

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      I need help with my pumpkin plant


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      My pumpkin plant is not doing well


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      Welcome to GC sheryleneg.
      Try posting about your pumpkin in the 'Edible Gardening' forum, you are more likely to get a reply there. If you can post a picture of it that would help to. :)
       
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