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Eugene,OR

Post your guess here in the comment section.

6/5/2024 10:26:09 PM

New Castle, Indiana

Was there a hole in the other one?..lol

Perhaps you remove your sockless foot from the shoe and use the other as a pivot foot when working around the plants?

6/5/2024 10:45:38 PM

(rocky) Bonney Lake Wa.

because you are protecting a boo boo on your left foot

6/5/2024 10:46:52 PM

Brooktondale, New York

You used it to keep the root behind the female in soil while you raised the vine to prepare for growth.

6/5/2024 11:46:19 PM

Richmond, BC, Canada

Your wife got tired of you borrowing her kitchen utensils for pumpkins so she borrowed your sock to wash her car tires.

6/5/2024 11:50:51 PM

Connecticut, USA

Because your left shoe has a hole in it near the big toe.

6/6/2024 5:44:13 AM

Central NY

Got locked outta the house and had to take a dump?

6/6/2024 6:11:15 AM

Central NY

So you can pick weeds with yer toes?

6/6/2024 6:13:29 AM

Kenosha - WI

Because You couldn't find the other sock. Probably the dog took it. lol

6/6/2024 6:17:45 AM

valtierra/spain

pusiste el otro en la calabaza recién polinizadla, para tapar la flor.. lol.

6/6/2024 7:43:19 AM

valtierra/spain

You put the other one in the freshly pollinated pumpkin, to cover the flower.. lol. sorry in English.. :)

6/6/2024 7:43:44 AM

Upa Creek, Mo

Saw a spider in the right shoe and decided to kill it with toe jam?

lmao, Pokchop.

6/6/2024 8:05:54 AM

Eugene,OR

Wow, these are some fantastic guesses and certainly many of them are quite plausible. And we do have a correct answer! Sorry Dave, it has nothing to do with my wife. And I didn’t get locked out of the house. Reuben Mendi proves here that he is arguably the world’s best grower with the correct answer: I took off my sock to cover up a female flower that would be opening in the morning! It works great & I usually have a sock with me when I am in the patch. Reuben I will have a nice set of seeds heading your way come harvest time!

6/6/2024 9:05:08 AM

Grittyville, WA

So you got an early June pollination!
Lets the DAPs roll...

6/6/2024 6:30:20 PM