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Days to Maturity: 100
Approximate Seed Count: 10
AnnualThis beautiful Japanese small bush-like pumpkin produces truly hulless seeds ready to be roasted or eaten fresh. Small plants that grow 7-9 feet make this variety perfect for gardening in small spaces. Its average weight is 5-8 pounds and has a beautiful dark green and orange camouflage ribbed exterior. Their seeds are a perfect snack, with a nutty flavor when toasted! Expect 2-3 pumpkins per plant!
cute little veg
Pretty pumpkins
Did not do well in south florida
As will all MIg seeds there is amazing germination 100% so far with these pumpkins. Looking forward to growing these pumpkins for their hulless seeds.
Great germination!!
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