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19 May 23, (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Read the planting guide again.

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06 Apr 23, Kat (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Can I grow Kent pumpkin in autumn winter in Coffs Harbour area ?

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19 Apr 23, (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Spring summer.

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21 Feb 23, Debbie (New Zealand - temperate climate)

I planted 3 pumpkins in October, all different varieties. One has not produced any female flowers and the other two have any just produced two little pumpkins this month (February) . They are healthy plants with an abundance of male flowers. My qustion is will they ripen before it gets too cold?

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22 Feb 23, (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)

Pumpkins take about 5mths.

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12 Feb 23, Ty Buchanan (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

To pollinate snap off a yellow protuberance from the male. Gently push the protuberance into the middle of the yellow female, right into the center, and leave it there. That's it!

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07 Feb 23, Lynette Baldwin (Australia - tropical climate)

Came home from holidays in January and there is a pumpkin growing in my garden it’s getting big will it grow in these months or not . I think my grandson planted it he’s only seven .

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13 Feb 23, (Australia - tropical climate)

Let it grow and see what happens - keep it well watered in the hot weather.

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29 Dec 22, Xander (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

How do l tell the difference between male and female flower

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29 Sep 23, Anonymous (Australia - temperate climate)

Have a look at the thing growing inside the flower. Does it look like a male thing or a female thing? I think this will answer your question.

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