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Pumpkins Turning Orange Early?

My pumpkins have already turned orange. Will they last if I leave them on the vine until Halloween, or will they rot before then? I don't want to pick them yet, as the whole reason I planted them was for Halloween. Thanks!

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thriftymomof2 from Maryland

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By mcmillan968 (Guest Post)
August 16, 20070 found this helpful
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OK RELAX!
As long as your VINE is healthy the pumpkins are FINE! If the vine breaks the pumpkin looses its food source.They are STILL GROWING!
Mine are the same and have been for a few weeks and they are still getting BIGGER!

 
August 14, 20071 found this helpful

The same thing happened to me last year. I left them alone (it was really hard!) and they made it. I think that as long as they're kept dryish so they can't rot, they'll be fine. You could prop them up on something so they're up off the ground a bit.

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I'm trying to think of something that would work, but I'm drawing a blank. Maybe a pallet of some kind? Just make sure they stay on the stem and dry. I hope it works!

 

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August 16, 20070 found this helpful

Fall fairs are starting soon in a lot of places. They always have pumpkin judging contests, and theirs are always fully orange. I really don't think it's too early for them to turn.

 
August 14, 20180 found this helpful

Another thing is, my grandson gave my husband a Get Better Pumpkin the middle of Sept a few years ago when he had a heart attack. It was fine until the following April before it got soft. Plenty of time!

 

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