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vfem
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See, that's my issue! The girl who gave them to me, didn't know what they were even called?! So I'm kind of winging it. I meant to specifically buy white indain pie pumpkins... but I forgot, and was lucky enough to have a back up.digitS' said:Of course, variety makes a difference.
I used to plant most any pun'kin seed for Halloween jack o'lanterns. Often, I had pumpkins that were still green with only few that were turning orange by the end of the growing season.
A few years ago, I grew Rock Star. It matures almost too early! Nice big pumpkins but setting out 2 or 3 week-old plants at the end of May gave me ripening pumpkins at the beginning of September.
Some of them had a problem one year making it to Halloween. But, that was related to a rind disease that I hadn't seen before nor since.
. . . mileage may vary with any variety. I hate that caveat but it applies. Just keep track of what you grow V, you may or may not want that one, next year.
Steve