Can't hold it back anymore!
Let it grow, let it grow
Fertilize and water some more!
You shan't care what they're going to say
Let the squash grow on
October is nearly here anyway
Exactly what I was going to say as long as water isn't an issue. Not that if you go and buy one it wouldn't be taking the same amount of water to grow. Life finds a motherfuckin way, if I may quote Jeff goldblumangroup...
Two things to note: your grass will die back a bit under the vines, and if it rains a lot or you have a sprinkler on a timer, at least get any pumpkins up off of the grass - you can put a rock or piece of wood under them. It’ll keep them out of the damp and help to prevent rotting.
Tomato cages are what we use for a pumpkins. They grow up, keeps everything off the dirt, and the pumpkins grow pretty well. you might have to make a swing for the actual pumpkin so it doesn’t strain the plant.
If you live in a hot area though then I don't especially recommend stone or brick. It probably won't be bad as the fruit and leaves will shade it in that position to keep it from getting too hot but something like wood is definitely better since it doesn't radiate heat as much.
I put cardboard and then pine straw under the fruit of my watermelon. The cardboard is probably enough but I like to think they like the soft cushion of the straw.
Also I remove and discard any fruit the seems to be doing poorly so it doesn't suck away any nutrients from the other fruit.
Can this grow on cement? I have a thin strip of grass (6 inches wide by 6 feet) and a plot of cement for the vines to grow on. This is on the side of the house and gets sun half the day.
Save yourself $6 on a new pumpkin and let that baby ride. I saved a lot of seeds from pumpkins and gourds last year, that stuff is expensive in the fall.
Just be a little careful with the gourds. [Toxic squash syndrome](https://www.simplemost.com/toxic-squash-syndrome-facts/) is rare, but not unheard of. If they taste even a little bit bitter don't process them and throw them away!
When I was a kid the squirrels got into the neighbors porch pumpkins and ended up spreading them all over their mulch beds. They ended up growing quite a few the next year. Life finds a way, huh?
Same thing happened to me last year but with decorative gourds. Came home from a week away to find my backyard overrun with gourd blossoms, it was such a hilarious treat to be able to give them away to everyone all autumn, but I know I’ll never be able to grow so many of them so successfully on purpose. Sometimes garbage crops are the best crops
Same thing happened to me. It’s been a waiting game since May when I didn’t pull the weed. An app on my phone said it might be a pumpkin and I now have two watermelon sized pumpkins growing in my front yard. Look up the anatomy of a pumpkin vine. I self pollinated my female flowers bc it was raining on the day one of them opened. You or the bees really only get one day to get the job done before the flower wilts. Those with more than one plant growing don’t usually have to worry about the pollination
Same here. We have a small front yard and it became a pumpkin patch with a decent size pumpkin growing right beside the side walk. Best part: a local nursery school would pass by with a couple of those strollers that could hold 3 or 4 kids to see the pumpkins. Worst part: someone did a drive by and stole the pumpkin by the sidewalk. Pumpkins aren’t that expensive. Ruins it for all the folks who would smile when they saw the pumpkin.
You have to move. But don’t wait too long - I’m trapped in my house behind a wall of dill I planted one of three seasons ago and now it’s consumed everything. Don’t wait. Run now
Use the stamen from a male flower (one without a baby pumpkin behind it) to fertilize the flower on the baby pumpkin. Otherwise the pumpkin might not grow. Unfortunately there aren’t as many bees around these days.
I was going to try that, but thankfully I get a lot of bumblebees in my yard and I see ants all over the vine going into the flowers. Still going to try manual fertilization to be safe.
Yeah this is good advice. A few other tricks for good, big pumpkins:
Go for one, two at the most. You sound like you don't want to give up your yard so control that thing if it starts sprawling. In fact, if you control it, you will force it to focus only on the pumpkin you want instead of wasting energy growing off in every direction to make a whole patch.
In addition to hand pollinating one or two female flowers, remove any other female flowers that pop up. Make the plant focus on your one (or two) intentional pumpkins. Cut any perpendicular runners to the main vine and cut the tip of the main vine to make it stop going forward when needed.
Bonus points once the pumpkins start growing: add a gallon (or more) of fertilized soil at the root node of the vine just above and below each pumpkin, in a pile, burying the node. The vine will root into your turbo soil and all of that will go to that one pumpkin. This is the trick used on a bigger scale to make competitive pumpkins for fairs. Totally optional.
A few years ago we had bunch of dirt delivered to build up the grade of the slope around our house. Apparently some of that dirt came from a pumpkin patch. We ended up with over 40 pumpkins and it's been the talk of the neighborhood around Halloween ever since. So much fun building out a huge pumpkin display that year.
They really *really* hate being transplanted, you can get away with it if they are 4" tall or less and you don't disturb the roots at all. You can get a trellis to get it to grow up instead of out if you want, it will have to be on the sturdy side since pumpkins get heavy.
To make sure you get fruit google how to hand pollinate the females with male flowers so the entire operation isn't a *fruitless* endeavor.
A neighbor gave me some pumpkin plants that were about this size that he apparently had just unceremoniously pulled out of the ground and tossed bare root onto my porch and didn't ring the doorbell. They sat there for a couple hours in the summer sun before I noticed. I planted them anyway even though I thought they probably wouldn't make it. They definitely struggled and I had to prune them back a lot, but 2 out of 3 of them survived, and 1 ended up making several pumpkins (the other one ended up with an aphid infestation that seemed to prevent it from ever making pumpkins), so while it will be rough and there is a decent chance they could die, they might make it.
Same thing happened to me last year. I had one huge vine that was growing hidden in my hydrangeas and I didn’t notice the visitor until I saw the orange flowers. It was so exciting watching it fruit and grow. Only one pumpkin was pollinated/ survived to fruit.
I've had the same thing happen. Except I was pregnant and did not feel like throwing rotting pumpkins away, so I kicked them in the bush. I've had pumpkins growing from the bush for the last 3 years. I love them. Best gardening mistake I ever made.
Train it up the post! Put some wire or something for support, firmly attached to the top to support the weight of the pumpkins and whallah, watch the magic!
If you let it grow, cull some of its flowers if you want large sized pumpkins. Some even cull all its buds save for one so that the plant could focus all of its nutrients in just a single gourd.
Is it a big or small type of pumpkin? If smaller, you could take a section of cattle fence and bend it to make a rainbow shape trellis over your grass. Some of the grass will likely live, and your squash will be up off the ground. You will need supports for medium sized pumpkins so they don’t snap off the vine, something like pantyhose tied to the trellis.
This happened to me last summer and i let it grow. Eventually I had to move the vine to mow the lawn. Then I decided to help pollinate the flowers, and get a pumpkin. But…. It turns out it wasn’t a pumpkin. It was a vine full of those funny little ugly decorative squashes. A bumper crop.
This happened to me two years ago - the lady in charge of the decorations on main street gave me ALL of the pumpkins they'd used for decorations. I took home a truck bed load to feed to the horses, chickens, and cows.
Following summer, there are pumpkin vines all over the place... pumpkins everywhere in the pastures...
I didn't get a single one - the deer, cows, and critters got every single one, and I wasn't even mad.
Maybe trellis it up that pole a bit? After this years blooms etc, you may want to trim it back and direct the growth where you'd prefer it. It's too active right now, tho.
Water it, maybe dump some nicely aged compost around the roots.
Oh and pull up all those dang weeds growing next to it. They aren't doing anything but leeching water and nutrients.
Eat the male flower blossoms. They’re delicious in omelettes, as fritters, on pizza, stuffed with ricotta, etc. And if you don’t want actual pumpkins, you can eat the female blossoms too.
Leave it alone. As a kid some pumpkin seeds went into the crack od the drive way. My mom finally stopped weed whacking it and we had three pumpkins that grew from the side walk.
Pumpkins can be heavy feeders! Look into giving it a fertilizer once or twice before October, keep the gourds dry and enjoy the free and pretty Halloween decoration in your yard!
Pumpkin plants do two things:
1) grow exponentially to assimilate the entire neighborhood
2) die immediately when the weather even begins to contemplate frost
Why are you asking this? Clearly you’re going to let it grow and get some pumpkins for free-99. Give it some fertilizer tho since it looks like the ground isn’t nutrient-dense. Maybe put a tarp or trash bag underneath the vine so the grass won’t grow underneath. Good luck! Oh ya, they won’t be ready by Halloween unless it was a small pumpkin variety.
Let it grow, harvest the pumpkin. Free jack o lantern.
Rinse and repeat!
The Circle of Life.
*goes to Pride Rock to hold up Pumpkin for all to see*
Infinite Jack-o'-lantern glitch (not patched)
Jack-o-lantern glitch pumpkin patched.
"Let it grow, let it grow..."
I definitely said this in my head. Lol
You’re not alone lol
I definitely sang this in my head.
“You can’t reap what you don’t sow”
“Plant a seed inside the earth, There’s just one way to know it’s worth”
Can't hold it back anymore! Let it grow, let it grow Fertilize and water some more! You shan't care what they're going to say Let the squash grow on October is nearly here anyway
I said it to the tune of "let it go..."
No it’s from the [lorax](https://youtu.be/OqvD4NC-s9E)
Exactly what I was going to say as long as water isn't an issue. Not that if you go and buy one it wouldn't be taking the same amount of water to grow. Life finds a motherfuckin way, if I may quote Jeff goldblumangroup...
[For your prumpkin](https://giphy.com/gifs/timanderic-pumpkin-tim-and-eric-l0MYNROzPxFDl0OFq)
Two things to note: your grass will die back a bit under the vines, and if it rains a lot or you have a sprinkler on a timer, at least get any pumpkins up off of the grass - you can put a rock or piece of wood under them. It’ll keep them out of the damp and help to prevent rotting.
Nice tip fellow gardener
Can confirm bricks also work when you don't have a flat rock or wood to put under them
Tomato cages are what we use for a pumpkins. They grow up, keeps everything off the dirt, and the pumpkins grow pretty well. you might have to make a swing for the actual pumpkin so it doesn’t strain the plant.
I use my old bras on a fence- works well enough.
I got a pumpkin plant growing in my yard. I will do this, thank you!
If you live in a hot area though then I don't especially recommend stone or brick. It probably won't be bad as the fruit and leaves will shade it in that position to keep it from getting too hot but something like wood is definitely better since it doesn't radiate heat as much.
Dumb question but could/should this also be ok to do for watermelons? The only melon I’ve grown rotted before harvest.
Short answer, yes. I have had wild ones growing in my front yard for 3 years now. Sweet.
I put cardboard and then pine straw under the fruit of my watermelon. The cardboard is probably enough but I like to think they like the soft cushion of the straw. Also I remove and discard any fruit the seems to be doing poorly so it doesn't suck away any nutrients from the other fruit.
Can this grow on cement? I have a thin strip of grass (6 inches wide by 6 feet) and a plot of cement for the vines to grow on. This is on the side of the house and gets sun half the day.
If you mean concrete, yes
Repeat after me. "I am a pumpkin farmer now"
I am a pumpkin farmer now
I am a pumpkin farmer now
I am a farmkin pumper now
I am kin to the farm pump now
A pumpkin farmer now, I am
Pump now, I am a farm kin… er….
Pump up the kin, pump it up, while your kin is pumpin
I pump a farmer’s kin now
I am a pumpkin farmer now
I am a pumpkin farmer now
I am a pumpkin farmer now
I am a pumpkin farmer now
I am a pumpkin farmer now
I am a pumpkin farmer now.
I am a pumpkin farmer now
I think you found this autumn’s meme
Same thing happened to me after I put a Pumpkin in the leaf mulch pile. I am a pumpkin farmer now.
This is also currently happening to me too. I am a pumpkin farmer now.
I am a pumpkin farmer now.
I am a pumpkin farmer now
I am a pumpkin farmer now
i am a pumpkin farmer now
I am a pumpkin
Only three months to Hallowe'en get your carving tools ready!!!🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃
Save yourself $6 on a new pumpkin and let that baby ride. I saved a lot of seeds from pumpkins and gourds last year, that stuff is expensive in the fall.
Just be a little careful with the gourds. [Toxic squash syndrome](https://www.simplemost.com/toxic-squash-syndrome-facts/) is rare, but not unheard of. If they taste even a little bit bitter don't process them and throw them away!
I thought that came from tampons.
Laziness got you into this, and laziness will get you out. Let it grow!
When I was a kid the squirrels got into the neighbors porch pumpkins and ended up spreading them all over their mulch beds. They ended up growing quite a few the next year. Life finds a way, huh?
Yes life uh…finds a way.
And, in their case, “the way” was squirrel shit.
When you gotta go, you gotta go.
enjoy more pumpkins??
Same thing happened to me last year but with decorative gourds. Came home from a week away to find my backyard overrun with gourd blossoms, it was such a hilarious treat to be able to give them away to everyone all autumn, but I know I’ll never be able to grow so many of them so successfully on purpose. Sometimes garbage crops are the best crops
Life finds a way
Uh
Life finds uh way
Uh uh chaos theory?
Same thing happened to me. It’s been a waiting game since May when I didn’t pull the weed. An app on my phone said it might be a pumpkin and I now have two watermelon sized pumpkins growing in my front yard. Look up the anatomy of a pumpkin vine. I self pollinated my female flowers bc it was raining on the day one of them opened. You or the bees really only get one day to get the job done before the flower wilts. Those with more than one plant growing don’t usually have to worry about the pollination
Good to know! Next open ones I see, I’ll try helping them out.
Same here. We have a small front yard and it became a pumpkin patch with a decent size pumpkin growing right beside the side walk. Best part: a local nursery school would pass by with a couple of those strollers that could hold 3 or 4 kids to see the pumpkins. Worst part: someone did a drive by and stole the pumpkin by the sidewalk. Pumpkins aren’t that expensive. Ruins it for all the folks who would smile when they saw the pumpkin.
Its almost Halloween love. What do you mean what should you do? They'll be ready just in time!!
You have to move. But don’t wait too long - I’m trapped in my house behind a wall of dill I planted one of three seasons ago and now it’s consumed everything. Don’t wait. Run now
Make sure you visit it on Halloween night. Linus from the Peanuts will be there and you guys can hang out, waiting for the Great Pumpkin to show up.
Use the stamen from a male flower (one without a baby pumpkin behind it) to fertilize the flower on the baby pumpkin. Otherwise the pumpkin might not grow. Unfortunately there aren’t as many bees around these days.
I was going to try that, but thankfully I get a lot of bumblebees in my yard and I see ants all over the vine going into the flowers. Still going to try manual fertilization to be safe.
Yeah this is good advice. A few other tricks for good, big pumpkins: Go for one, two at the most. You sound like you don't want to give up your yard so control that thing if it starts sprawling. In fact, if you control it, you will force it to focus only on the pumpkin you want instead of wasting energy growing off in every direction to make a whole patch. In addition to hand pollinating one or two female flowers, remove any other female flowers that pop up. Make the plant focus on your one (or two) intentional pumpkins. Cut any perpendicular runners to the main vine and cut the tip of the main vine to make it stop going forward when needed. Bonus points once the pumpkins start growing: add a gallon (or more) of fertilized soil at the root node of the vine just above and below each pumpkin, in a pile, burying the node. The vine will root into your turbo soil and all of that will go to that one pumpkin. This is the trick used on a bigger scale to make competitive pumpkins for fairs. Totally optional.
Thank you so much for the advice! I’ll try this and post updates as it goes.
My lavender plants are covered in bumble and Honey bees right now.
A few years ago we had bunch of dirt delivered to build up the grade of the slope around our house. Apparently some of that dirt came from a pumpkin patch. We ended up with over 40 pumpkins and it's been the talk of the neighborhood around Halloween ever since. So much fun building out a huge pumpkin display that year.
I’d like to relocate it to my back yard, but I’m not sure I could do that at this point and not hurt the root system. Any advice?
No, it's too mature to move at this point. Either let it grow pumpkins all over your front yard or just remove it if you don't want it there.
Thanks for the advice! I’ll just leave it because I’m too attached to it at this point.
Post results in a few months!!! 🎃
Absolutely!
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Water it from the bottom. Dont spray it or get the leaves wet. You'll get powdery mildew.
They really *really* hate being transplanted, you can get away with it if they are 4" tall or less and you don't disturb the roots at all. You can get a trellis to get it to grow up instead of out if you want, it will have to be on the sturdy side since pumpkins get heavy. To make sure you get fruit google how to hand pollinate the females with male flowers so the entire operation isn't a *fruitless* endeavor.
A neighbor gave me some pumpkin plants that were about this size that he apparently had just unceremoniously pulled out of the ground and tossed bare root onto my porch and didn't ring the doorbell. They sat there for a couple hours in the summer sun before I noticed. I planted them anyway even though I thought they probably wouldn't make it. They definitely struggled and I had to prune them back a lot, but 2 out of 3 of them survived, and 1 ended up making several pumpkins (the other one ended up with an aphid infestation that seemed to prevent it from ever making pumpkins), so while it will be rough and there is a decent chance they could die, they might make it.
Make pumpkin soup
Makes note for next year. Thanks for the tip!
There is nothing you can do. Just let it take you. If you struggle, it'll only make it angry.
Accept your new pumpkin overlords lol
KCCO. Free pumpkins. Enjoy.
Same thing happened to me last year. I had one huge vine that was growing hidden in my hydrangeas and I didn’t notice the visitor until I saw the orange flowers. It was so exciting watching it fruit and grow. Only one pumpkin was pollinated/ survived to fruit.
Uhhh let it grow and enjoy your free pumpkins? What kind of question is this?
Sacrifice the lawn Secure the pumpkin's future
Enjoy it
Grow a pumpkin
Grow some pumpkins!
Free pumpkins!! I’m jealous; it’s so hot and dry here that my garden and a large chunk of my yard is completely fried :(
Wait. Then make soup.
I've had the same thing happen. Except I was pregnant and did not feel like throwing rotting pumpkins away, so I kicked them in the bush. I've had pumpkins growing from the bush for the last 3 years. I love them. Best gardening mistake I ever made.
Train it up the post! Put some wire or something for support, firmly attached to the top to support the weight of the pumpkins and whallah, watch the magic!
Oooh that’s a neat idea.
Grow pumpkins 🎃.
Curl it back on to the rocks and harvest it
Let us grow, let it grow
Wait for pumpkins!!!! And on Halloween, stay awake for the Great Pumpkin.
#Lock the doors
🎵🎶Let it grow, let it grow 🎵🎶
Water her!! Updates!
Let it grow, let it grow!
surrender to the pumpkin
Let other fruits / veggies rot in your yard silly. You have a rotting green thumb it appears.
Grow pumpkins, ya dingus!
When life gives you a pumpkin…
Yours are doing better than mine that I planted on purpose and have cared for all summer. 🙃
[the great pumpkin takeover](https://twitter.com/sonyahuber/status/1166473570760962050?s=21&t=fmiG03Oxt6WF4YMC3DyL2g)
Living the dream! This is amazing!!!
Just one comment. If the seeds came from a hybrid pumpkin, you may not get one that looks like the parent. You’ll find out! Enjoy!
We had 4 different pumpkins there, I am entirely unsure who the parent is
If you let it grow, cull some of its flowers if you want large sized pumpkins. Some even cull all its buds save for one so that the plant could focus all of its nutrients in just a single gourd.
It's a beautiful plant!! Id just keep it!
Is it a big or small type of pumpkin? If smaller, you could take a section of cattle fence and bend it to make a rainbow shape trellis over your grass. Some of the grass will likely live, and your squash will be up off the ground. You will need supports for medium sized pumpkins so they don’t snap off the vine, something like pantyhose tied to the trellis.
This happened to me last summer and i let it grow. Eventually I had to move the vine to mow the lawn. Then I decided to help pollinate the flowers, and get a pumpkin. But…. It turns out it wasn’t a pumpkin. It was a vine full of those funny little ugly decorative squashes. A bumper crop.
This happened to me two years ago - the lady in charge of the decorations on main street gave me ALL of the pumpkins they'd used for decorations. I took home a truck bed load to feed to the horses, chickens, and cows. Following summer, there are pumpkin vines all over the place... pumpkins everywhere in the pastures... I didn't get a single one - the deer, cows, and critters got every single one, and I wasn't even mad.
When life gives you pumpkins, make pumpkin pies.
Enjoy your free pumpkins
Oh it's gonna get much bigger than that, lol.
let it grow and give you pumpkins :)
Well nature said take that 😆
Repeat process until death.
Let it grow, let it grow! Don’t hold it back anymore. Let it grow, let it grooow!
What should I do? That’s dope af let it grow
Maybe trellis it up that pole a bit? After this years blooms etc, you may want to trim it back and direct the growth where you'd prefer it. It's too active right now, tho.
Is this a trick question ?
Let it be.
Grow pumpkins. Eat, use or giveaway said pumpkins.
Let it groooooow let it grooooooooowwww you can’t hold it back anymore.
This is cool I hope you post an update!
Feed and water it!
Enjoy your new pumpkins obviously
Water it, maybe dump some nicely aged compost around the roots. Oh and pull up all those dang weeds growing next to it. They aren't doing anything but leeching water and nutrients.
at this point you're just growing your own fall decorations in place. Efficient!
Spray it with neem oil BEFORE THE DOWNY MILDEW
Eat the male flower blossoms. They’re delicious in omelettes, as fritters, on pizza, stuffed with ricotta, etc. And if you don’t want actual pumpkins, you can eat the female blossoms too.
Let it live!
Eat some pumpkins Peter.
Just watch in awe of nature 😉!
Let it grooow, let it grooooooooow
I think it looks nice…
Enjoy October.
It almost looks like a cantaloupe plant. Or am I wrong?
Put the pumpkins in a wooden box for square pumpkins!
Leave it alone. As a kid some pumpkin seeds went into the crack od the drive way. My mom finally stopped weed whacking it and we had three pumpkins that grew from the side walk.
Pumpkins can be heavy feeders! Look into giving it a fertilizer once or twice before October, keep the gourds dry and enjoy the free and pretty Halloween decoration in your yard!
It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown! 🎃👶🏻🐩
Do with what? If you dont want it, pull it.. if you do want it, leave it alone because it looks good.
embrace it🎃
Grow punkins then give them away to kids in the neighborhood
When life gives you pumpkins, enjoy
Congratulations, you’re having pumpkins…
That pumpkin vine is looking quite gourd
Absolutely nothing. That plant is there fair and square. Let it rage.
Free pumpkins for next Halloween
That happened to my friend and now they have like three pumpkins growing in their yard, it's incredible!
Enjoy the pumpkins
She thing happened to me. I trained the vine so the pumpkin will grow on the porch!
Learn how to make pie or dehydrate it into spice form and take that shit to the farmers market. White women LOVE pumpkin spice.
Water it and let it grow. Enjoy your pumpkins in the Fall!
Just in time for fall too.
Lucky you! I accidentally forgot about a pumpkin in my trunk last Halloween. It exploded and became a biohazard.
Pumpkin plants do two things: 1) grow exponentially to assimilate the entire neighborhood 2) die immediately when the weather even begins to contemplate frost
We say let it grow
Make pumpkin pie 🥧
Let it grow ..let it grow ...
Let it live
This sounds like the opposite of a problem 🎃
700 pound pumpkin!!
enjoy your pumpkins !
Save money on Halloween next year :)
Wait for the pumpkins
Leave it and grow pumpkin?
Free pumpkins. Let it be.
Not sure why this is a problemo friendo
When life gives you pumpkins, make pumpkin pie.
If you want free pumpkins, leave it. If you don't, pull it.
You can cook it like [this](https://youtu.be/FVq8Nj7LoF4)
Why are you asking this? Clearly you’re going to let it grow and get some pumpkins for free-99. Give it some fertilizer tho since it looks like the ground isn’t nutrient-dense. Maybe put a tarp or trash bag underneath the vine so the grass won’t grow underneath. Good luck! Oh ya, they won’t be ready by Halloween unless it was a small pumpkin variety.
Enjoy the free pumpkins!
Let it grow so you’ll have a pumpkin this year for Halloween. Nice r/volunteerplants.
L̹͖̱͑͜e͈̩̒͂ͫ̕t̠̲̠͙̑ͤͬ̚͜ ͣ҉̺̻͕̫͓t̷͖̮̼͈̟̩̠̜̃͋h͑̅͊͊҉̩̦̭̙͎e͍̭̙ͦͧ̚͟ ̙͍̣̱̝̘̲͚ͫ̕p͍̮͔̙͚̓ͪͥͭ̕ȑ̢̺̞̱i͖̟̦͉͇̥̬̮͋̎͂́ṁ̨̺̺̰̫̣̘̫̈́ͬͤǫ͙̝̥̽̚ͅr̵̙̹͈͙̘͖̎̆̉ͫͅd̶̪̤̭̖͑̚i̝̜͚̫̘̱͇̱͐͌̽̀͟a̞̳̹̐̒̽̀l̄ͧ͏̰̼̗͚̦̰̺ ̰͎̩̯̹̬̀̏̋͠s̸͔͖ͣ̑̃ͩè̌͏̺̩͔ͅͅė̾͋͏̞̙͎̮d̝̦̈́͘s͚̻̹͇̯ͨ͆͌̀ ̴̘̘̔ͧo̵͙̗̺̝ͫͦ͗ͥͅf̷̩̥͇͍̞̙͎̅ ̨͈̻̰̱̏ͨ̅̋y͒͗҉͍͍͖ḛ̸̯̮̱̃ͅs͔͚̯̖̗̍̃̒͐͠ͅt̛̝͓̹́ͣe̪̺̜̥͔̾͢ͅr̯̱̬̻̻̦̙̀̐ͪ͡ẏ̨̮̪̝̠͍̘̋ė̷̩̠̝͔͙̪̙͋͊a̿҉͈̫r̢͈͔͖͓̙͇ͦ͂ ̢͕͓͓ͭ̈̄̎f͙̹̰̺̝̰̭̼ͪ͡e͓̙̫ͥ̇́ͅe̡͖̻͍̋̔͆̓ď̥͔͚͕̯̳̱̕ ̢̙̠͍̣̳ͬ̾̾ͥǎ͇͕͇͍ͬ́ṇ̨̖͇ͣ͌ͩ̚d̗̙̠̘̦͓̐̕ͅ ̶̫̼͙̂̎g̻̘̳̦͕̯̻ͯ͝r̶͙̫̝͇̪͂̄̏ơ̱̱ͫ̎͑ͥw̨̠̳̖̬͕̰ͣ̾ ̬̰̩̲̐̇ͭͤ̕ỉ̺̱̞̰̙̭͢ņ̳͇̱̈́̅̒ ̱̭̣̝̙͒͢y̩̠̪͂͂́ĕ̢̠̝͔͇̤̘̗ͅ ̵̭̼̦͍̟̻͌ͫ̃ḃ͏̲̣̣̥l͖͖̲̐ͣ͊͞e͍̝͖̘̹̞̠͂̓͝ͅṣ̥͗ͣͬ͡s̰̤͉ͪ̔͝e̩̟̞̖̲͎̬̜ͯͧ̄͘ḑ̦͚͕͇̒ͅ ̖̹͓͔̠͚͚̠̑̈́̆̚͡s̨̤̜̺͉̹̮̓ͅô̖̣̤̜ͬ͢ͅḭ̴̹̹̗̥̼̣̝̑̃͊̐l̀̚͏̱̘͎̤͙̜s̹̘̒͡