Big Max Pumpkin Seeds 2045

$2.19$71.50

Size: SKU: Price: Availability: Quantity: Total:
packet M-2045-PKT $2.19 In stock
$0.00
25-g I-2045-25G $8.35 In stock
$0.00
125-g E-2045-125G $21.95 In stock
$0.00
500-g G-2045-500G $47.30 In stock
$0.00
1-kg A-2045-1KG $71.50 In stock
$0.00
$0.00
SKU: 2663a2ff010b Categories: ,

Description

Big Max Pumpkin Seeds 2045. Open Pollinated.

Approx. 20 seeds/pkt (8-10 seeds/gram)

Look for help when it’s time to bring these beauties in from the garden. “Big Max” lives up to his name by producing large pumpkins, reliably in the 20 kg range. When growing conditions are ideal, this pumpkin will produce fruit that weigh more than 45 kg measuring in at 175 cm in diameter. Fruit tends to have a “flattened” appearance. The skin is pinkish orange and very thick. ‘Big Max’ is usually listed as C. maxima rather than C. pepo. Approximately 120 days to harvest.

How to Grow

Pumpkin is a hot weather crop. They need full sun and deep, rich, well drained, organic soil with a pH of 5.5 to 6.5. Before planting, work in lots of compost. Sow seed directly outdoors from late May through early June 2.5 cm deep in hills 2.4 m apart with 4-6 seeds per hill. After germination, thin to 3 plants per hill. Seed can be started indoors 3 weeks before the plant out date. Pumpkins do not transplant well–use paper or fibre pots that can be set directly in the soil. For competition sized pumpkins, allow only two pumpkins per plant to mature. Protect mature pumpkins from frost and cold temperatures. Germination occurs in 7-10 days.

SCOUT IPPM

OSC Seeds recommends using SCOUT IPPM to evaluate pests and pollinator populations in your cucurbit crops. Developed in partnership with the University of Guelph and Pollinator Partnership Canada, the SCOUT IPPM app uses scientific data and government guidelines to set action recommendations for growers. Free download is available on App Store and Google Play.

Additional information

Weight N/A
Dimensions N/A
Size

, , , ,

Days to Harvest

Degree of Difficulty

Family Name

Frost Tolerance

Growth Habit

Heritage

Latin

Light

Propagation