Corncumber

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  1. Durgan

    Durgan Contributor 10 Years

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    It seems the corn may be too close to the cuccumbers, and possibly the pollen got mixed.
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    me thinks thou Durgan hast played with photoshop!!

    strange if a hybrid can be made between these two as the corn is a monocot and the cucumber is a dicot. a little too far apart on the phylogenetic tree?
     
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    Certainly the photograph was not touched.. It is still on the vine, waiting for visitors. You must admit it is rather attractive.

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    Was it some kind of net wrapped around for a few days? Looks cool!
     
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    Actually it is a very heavy plastic, split in half mold, that has over 30 locking pins to withstand the pressure. I took a shortcut once and used plastic ties and they simply snapped. The growing pressure is enormous. The one this year is well formed. I usually offer it to the unsuspecting types. It makes a good conversation subject for awhile, similiar to growing upsidedown tomatoes. It give a gentle, harmless laugh.

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    Strongly constructed mold for making corncumbers.
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