Pumpkin Seeds – Jack O Lantern

fun is done. [split_description] Why You’ll Love It Perfect for Carving: Round shape, firm flesh, and strong stems make it ideal for traditional jack-o’-lanterns. Multi-Purpose: Decorative and edible — great for fall displays and roasting or baking once the holiday passes. Family Favorite: Easy to grow and harvest, making it a fun crop for kids and beginner gardeners. Good Storage: Keeps well after harvest when cured properly — great for seasonal decor and kitchen use. Plant Characteristics Height: 12–24 inches (vines can sprawl 8–15 feet) Growth Habit: Vigorous, sprawling vines with large leaves and long runners Fruit Type: Round, bright orange pumpkins with thick walls and sturdy handles Fruit Size: Typically 10–20 pounds Days to Maturity: 90–105 days Hardiness: Warm-season annual Flavor and Culinary Uses Flavor: Mildly sweet and earthy — suitable for cooking but less dense than pie pumpkins Culinary Uses: Use for roasting seeds, baking, stuffing, or pureeing for soups and savory dishes Companion Planting Tips Good Companions: Corn, beans, marigolds, and nasturtiums Avoid Planting Near: Potatoes (compete for nutrients and space) Bonus Benefit: Large leaves shade out weeds and help retain soil moisture during hot weather Common Issues and Solutions Powdery Mildew: Space plants well for airflow and water at the base to prevent fungal issues Fruit Rot: Keep pumpkins off damp soil by using straw mulch or boards under maturing fruit Poor Pollination: Attract bees with companion flowers or hand-pollinate early blooms to boost fruit set Seeds Per Packet 3g Approximately 21 10g Approximately 70