300=400 ram

[anton002]

what does 300=400 RAM mean when talking about the crop of strawberry plants ?

Thanks

[veggiechicken]

Can you give us a link to where you're read this please? Seeing it in context may help!

[bearded bloke]

Ohhhh, a new game


My guesss is it's a misprint & refers to the punnet weight 300/400 Grams

[anton002]

this is what was said :


Your previous message

Would you get a better crop first year buying the "plant now" rather than the "potting grade" ,i'm presuming the plants are more established.

Thanks




New message from: davian-growers (3,676Red Star)
The standard plants are much bigger they should produce 300=400 ram per plant in a normal year

[scarey55]

I think it might be a spelling mistake. Could it be 300 - 400 (g)ram per plant.

ETA: Sorry BB, you've already said that. I should have read the whole thread before jumping in

[bearded bloke]

No worries Scarey Yours is the fullest answer with it being plant rather than my guess at punnet It's all good

[anton002]

I'm kicking myself that i didn't spot that myself tbh.

But thankyou , atleast i know now

[veggiechicken]

I think its really funny! Would a huge strawberry be a Megebite?

[lottie dolly]

the only RAM's i am aware off are,the computor,them that live in fields,and have heard of a sporting team,oh and a figure of speech ram it in

[Gillykat]

That's it - computers! I knew I'd heard Neil mention that word somewhere I'm completely non-techy so when he starts waffling on about gadgets it all just becomes white noise to me He's probably the same when I'm talking plants

[muddled]

This has really made me grin

I was wracking my my brains, imagining commercial growers and all sorts of jargon!

To those who twigged it was a simple spelling mistake...I salute you!
My world would be a better place if I could think like that more often!