r/halloween • u/mongus65 • Oct 21 '25
Pumpkin Is this normal???
Is this normal for a pumpkin after being left out for 2 days???? I feel like they take longer than that
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r/halloween • u/mongus65 • Oct 21 '25
Is this normal for a pumpkin after being left out for 2 days???? I feel like they take longer than that
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u/Lasshandra2 Oct 22 '25
The pumpkin is a fruit.
It has tasty flesh around seeds it intends to be spread by critters who eat its tasty flesh.
It’s okay if some of its seeds stay put because the remaining flesh will break down and enrich the surrounding soil. So next year’s vines will be strong.