How to grow Pumpkins | Growing | Harvest | Curing | Storing
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- Learn how to grow your own Pumpkins. Variety Pacific Giant.
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Let me know how your pumpkins are doing, what varieties are you growing? Numerous videos linked in description box you may find interesting. Here is one. Early September allotment mega harvest! | RED SWEETCORN! | More! czcams.com/video/U7o1Pc1fZTM/video.html
Hilarious! Especially when speeded up to 1.75. I laughed my head off. Thank you Sweetie.
My pleasure lol!
The second almost weighs the same as me! Great stuff Dan 🙌🌿
It's amazing how little effort it has been to grow these!
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I did enjoy this video. I'm planning to grow some squash next year so this is good info for me. Ta.
I hope it helped Linda.
So cool 😎 nice big PUMPKINS 🎃 nice one Dan awesome, thanks for showing us all about this 😀, amazing love it. Keep Going growing vegetables 😃. Hey Dan stay strong 💪 and have a great day and night 🤗😃😊
Same to you Chloe.
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Hello Dan those are some huge pumpkins nice harvest
Cheers Dwight. I think I was just lucky!
I have watched many videos on pumpkins and this is the best! Thank you!! I now feel I can grow pumpkins successfully!
Cool let me know how you get on.
Awesome "how to grow guide" you should definitely make more how to grow guides on other veggies and fruit. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for your kind words.
This is going to be my autumn project
Excellent!
Pumpkin is very useful medicinal plant , contain is vitamin A ,vitamin C , vitamin E, vitamin B2, and potassum.
I didn't know that. Thank you!
Indeed. Very nutritious.
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Another banger! 🔥🔥
I try!
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Giday mate great job with the pumpkins. They look very healthy. I was thinking maybe go into more of a demo of pollinating. I already do it for mine but other people learning may need a demo. Cheers, great videos
Hi there. I never hand pollinate pumpkins as the bees seem to do it round here (hopefully they will continue).
Hi fantastic videos as always. Great work as well
Thanks. Hope it helps.
Wow you are strong! Thank you for the video. I'm harvesting jumbo pink banana squash today. They are as big as the old oblong seeded watermelon. I'm so excited. :)
Sounds cool.
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Great video thank you!
My pleasure.
First year pumpkin & watermelon growing 😅❤love annny info
Great fun to grow.
Thanks for all the great info. I'm not a newbie, and still found it so useful. We're always learning! I just love squash, it is such an amazingly sustainable food. Can you show us online when you open a big one, Dan? There is something soooo magical about seeing something opened up! Squash is pretty magical anyway. It warms my soul to think that people actually eat them now, rather than just lantern making. Or at least they eat the insides too. Thanks again Dan :)
I shall see what I can do!
@@homegardens7682 Fabulous, thank you.
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My leafs on my are nice and green but the vines them self are rather yellow
@@Peterpan-mu2qt I have two courgette plants outside and I'm doing everything but reading them a bedtime story at the moment! The leaves are still yellow and the only thing I can think of is the nighttime temps we have been having. My indoor ones are doing just fine.
I had a unusual year for pumpkins here in North Dakota. Started out great in May but then of course 3 months with less than an inch of rain had it's effects. Nature can be amazing though, the plants struggled all summer with drought and the heat wave (I did still do a lot of watering). We are having a warm September with no frost expected in the next two weeks which is amazing in itself. Now all of a sudden the pumpkins have taken off producing and they are all maturing at a miniaturized state to I guess produce seed. I did just grow Connecticut field and some sugar pumpkins this years, the mice got to the larger varieties. Your harvest was very impressive!!
I think I was just lucky considering I put very little effort into growing them.
Nice looking pumpkins👍💯 I have several massive plants fruiting that volunteered from my compost. Interesting to see the results.
Fun crops to grow.
Great! Because a load of pumpkins was about the only thing I managed to grow this year (thank you, Irish bloody weather!) along with kale. So I've picked a heap of them and more are ripening but I REALLY needed info on how to cure and store them. I found they did great on my raised beds of cardboard, straw, well rotted chicken bedding which created a fair bit of heat, surprised how much. Water...NO prob here. :/
I'm about to consider covering the ones still to ripen though with plastic as we've cold nights now and it "feels" like frost is on the way, so just in case....
Oh yes, a frost is certainly possible...
Wow Dan, I am seriously impressed! I thought you did well to get a pumpkin to that size and the shape/ colour is perfect. I bet the local kids are wondering what you will be doing with those. They look like the true pumpkins of children's books and films. It is when you have crops like that , that you need one of those basement come garage/ utility areas. I see a lot of people storing smaller squashes/ pumpkins for around 6 -8 months in ideal conditions. I think larger ones would be less likely to store long term. Really impressive results though. I guess the petit pan are already eaten? Let us know how the red corn cobs tasted after. Great work, 2021 was an ace year for you, well done!
Hi Vox. The red corn was "earthy" in taste. Very natural, not sweet like the commercial stuff. Still got a few bennings green tint.
Great video, subscribed!
Cheers.Welcome!
Great harvest! I never heard of Trieste white, I should give it a try since I grew up 50 min away from the town of Trieste..
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Yes, certainly recommended. A very heavy cropper.
Wow! Nice looking huge pumpkins!😀 In the states we are told to only grow those as a novelty. We are told they aren't good for eating...have you tasted yours yet? I bet they are okay for eating too.🙂
Like, I'm zone 8a...we get into the 100+ range normally during our summer and we grow pumpkins. Among other varieties I grow a small pie pumpkin in a container. I get at least 3 fruits per plant. One pumpkin is perfect for a pie.👩🏽🍳 You do some pretty cool gardening!👍
Yes fine! Made nice soup!
Hi Dan great video, and generally a very informative channel. I love how you grow lots of different types of veg and your tips are brilliant and on point. For pumpkins, I just wondered what date did you harvest these two and were there any telling signs that they were ready? I’ve watched other videos before and noticed that their vines were almost dead when they harvested theirs but your vine still looked quite lush. Additionally, what size bed is best? I ask because I have limited space and often plant lots of veg together. Considering this, do you recommend any suitable companions for an intensively planted bed where I intend to grow pumpkin?
Indeed! They could have been left to grow for longer but they would have been too heavy for me to lift! As big bed as possible for giants like these as they are hungry and spread. Smaller varieties would need less space. They sprawl so companion planting could be tricky. Maybe other sprawlers like squash etc can be good.
I've got some butternut squash growing on the allotment but the Asian pumpkin plant ive lifted out if the polytunnrl as it flowered but no pumpkins at all
God news on the butternut squash, shame about the Asian pumpkin.
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Wow big pumpkins, they look great. I was wondering how you’ve been getting on this year with the lack of rain, it’s been a very dry year 🫤
Probably not as big this year but we shall see how they go.
Wow Dan! That is so….. amazing!!! I’m so…. Jealous. Only kidding. I tried to grow pumpkins this year but not been successful. I’ve had only male flowers (and no female flowers). Not sure where I went wrong but i will give it another bash next year. I’ve harvested some beans a few days ago. So happy with that. All the best.
I am sure you will do well next time. I think I was just lucky here!
11:18 OMG How are you holding that MASSIVE pumpkin?? That’s insane 😂
Just gotta do it!
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Cheers!
Splendid video again Dan, do the cured pumpkins need to be stored in the dark?
Ideally yes.
Great video
Cheers!
OMG those pumpkins! I love the look of them, but am unsure about the practicalities of eating them, when they are so huge. Will you freeze some down? Or perhaps they could be made into pumpkin soup and some could go into veg curries/stews. It would be a shame to waste any but once cut open the flesh won't keep for long.
I imagine freezing and pumpkin soup will be made. They are just about small enough to be maneuverable, any bigger would have been an issue!
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Cheers.
Could you position the pumpkin as it’s growing so that the contact on the ground is on the bottom of the pumpkin. If not that’s okay I was just going to see if I could do that to keep the dull spot on the bottom
You can do that but try and do move it when it is small to avoid potential stem breakage etc.
Haha youre too handsome, I’m looking at that beautiful face and never the beautiful harvests. Haha love from miss archive, Australia xox
lol! I think you need glasses!
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But what do you store them in? I have them in my front room at present as it is so hot outside some of them have been there for 6 weeks and I would like to put them in the porch!
To could do that but keep them dry. Bring them in before it gets cold. 10 degrees is a good temperature to store them.
Question I planted six seeds all six sprouted we had a storm and my largest plant broke close to the ground right at the base is there any way to save it? 😢 it was much larger than the other 5 pumpkin plants it didn't break completely off it is still partially connected
Good question. I wouldn't guarantee anything but maybe you could bind it with some tape. Grafting tape/flower arranging tape could work. Don't get your hopes up though.
I have a bunch of mini ones growing but the big ones haven’t come in there are a lot of flowers how do I prune? Or should I prune?
This may help. www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/pumpkin/pumpkin-vine-pruning.htm
Hello congratulations ... I wanted to know the botanical name of those super pumpkins .. I would like to try to grow them in Italy thanks
The variety is Pacific Giant. I am not sure the scientific name. Atlantic Giant is another large pumpkin.
What a size! Is the size determined by the breed or what?
Yes, this is a giant variety.
Thanks for your video. I like pumpkins. Where can I get seeds for bigger pumpkins like yours? Is it easy to get them?
What country are you in?
I 'm in South Africa.
I slipped a disc just watching that.
Good exercise!
How about Seminole pumpkins...u grow those so they can climb up...great.for.a.dead tree...
I may look them up.
How did the Pacific Giants taste? I thought they were mainly for show, or feeding to cows. If they taste good, that's an enormous yield of wonderful food for the year.
But how do you keep them once you have cut into one? I have pressure canned surplus pumpkin in the past, but dealing with 40 kg of pumpkin would be very daunting!!
Very nice actually, made a nice soup!
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100 litres of soup???
Is the Trieste White actually a pumpkin? Ive never heard of or seen them. Also what does it taste like? Sorry for all the questions 😂
Hi there. No its a courgette. A more mild flavour than green courgettes in my opinion. Very prolific!
@@homegardens7682 Thanks for getting back to me
13:30 I'm guessing you'll be eating this one for like 2 months. I wonder if its taste didn't degenerate because of its size, I'm guessing it didn't.
They retained their taste well, I am hoping this year to get some pumpkins again, they store well and can of course be made into soups etc. Great fun to grow as well.
I've grown a 91 pounder but it rotted sadly didn't last until Halloween.
Sad stuff. Try again this year.
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I'm glad the video helped!
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