Pumpkin

Related Story. It turns out that gourds, squash, apples, and mini pumpkins make the perfect vessels for DIY poured candles, tea candles, and candle sticks,… Read More »Can You Put A Candle In A Small Pumpkin?

Before carving: Freshly harvested or store-bought pumpkins can last 1 month at room temperature and 2 to 3 months if stored in a cool, dark,… Read More »How Long Will An Uncut Pumpkin Last Indoors?

Pumpkins and squashes grow best at temperatures of 23-29°C (75°F-85°F) day and 15°C-21°C (60°-70°F) night. Growth virtually stops at temperatures below 10°C (50°F) and the… Read More »What Temperature Can Pumpkins Tolerate?

Insert your string of LED lights through the pumpkin’s top and push the bulbs through each hole. The bases of your bulbs should be wedged… Read More »Can You Put Christmas Lights In A Pumpkin?

Once the pumpkin has dried completely, rub Vaseline petroleum jelly on the inside and cut edges. The seal will help keep the pumpkin from growing… Read More »What Do You Put Inside A Carved Pumpkin?

These pumpkins are smaller than the giant Halloween pumpkins here in the States, but slightly larger than the petite pie pumpkins we usually buy. They… Read More »What Is A French Pumpkin?

But it turns out that mini pumpkins are not just decoration—they’re edible! Read on for recipes, ideas and inspiration… Can you eat immature pumpkin? Contrary… Read More »Can You Eat Baby Pumpkins?

Crookneck pumpkins, or crookneck squash, may look strange, with their gooseneck shape and bulbous bases, but they have smooth (not stringy) and tasty flesh and… Read More »What Are The Weird Pumpkins Called?

1. Black Futsu – Like a color-changing chameleon, this rare Japanese variety is one of the most unique pumpkins you can grow. Starting out as… Read More »What Is The Rarest Pumpkin?

Black Futsu These are a hard-to-find Japanese pumpkin variety. Black futsus look like a pumpkin married a berry. You can eat it raw or cooked;… Read More »Can You Eat Black Pumpkins?