Pumpkin

Curing pumpkins Once harvested, the rind needs to harden. To achieve this, place the pumpkin on its side (so moisture cannot pool around the stalk… Read More »How Do You Cure A Pumpkin After Picking?

Priming the pumpkins helps your colors look brighter and fewer coats of paints are needed in the end. SAMANTHA: I highly recommend spraying a coat… Read More »Does Pumpkin Paint Need Primer?

So, what can you use to decorate a pumpkin? Pom poms, paint, glitter, fake spiders, cobwebs, twinkle lights, rickrack — you can use pretty much… Read More »What Can I Use To Decorate A Pumpkin?

“When we carve pumpkins, if we get a week out of it, that’s pretty good—but a painted pumpkin can last months,” says Marc Evan, founder… Read More »How Long Does A Painted Pumpkin Last?

Without primer, it turns out, paint doesn’t stick to real pumpkins’ waxy skin all that well. How do you keep paint from coming off a… Read More »Why Is My Paint Not Sticking To My Pumpkin?

One of the many benefits of growing your own pumpkins instead of buying canned pumpkin from the grocery store is that you can eat every… Read More »Is Pumpkin Plant Edible?

One of the many benefits of growing your own pumpkins instead of buying canned pumpkin from the grocery store is that you can eat every… Read More »Which Part Of Pumpkin Flower Is Edible?

Pumpkins are nutritious, like mangoes, they contain fibre and varieties of vitamins especially A, B and E. Consuming pumpkin regularly can help move food through… Read More »Is Pumpkin Good For Bowel Movement?

Surprise, it actually can! While the fiber in pumpkin can help you go, it can sometimes block you up, or even help relieve diarrhea. Wait,… Read More »Can Pumpkin Worsen Constipation?

Pumpkin puree is easy to digest, high in potassium and soluble fiber—and low in starch and sugar. It soothes and calms your upset tummy, either… Read More »Is Pumpkin Hard On The Stomach?