How to grow kabocha squash from seeds the right way

[@shalee7155]

thank you for the tip!

[@SolidGoldShows]

Anytime 😊

[@skengels]

My kabocha seeds sat in soil for a month before I tried this positioning. I flipped 'em round and they sprang up in two weeks! Thank you so much for this fascinating tip!

[@lcc726]

What does runners mean? They grow big?

[@SolidGoldShows]

The main plant produces another plant that you can cut off and grow. Like a baby plant 🪴

[@candyluna2929]

in the Dominican Republic we eat this a lot. mainly in like soups and beans. I love this squash, we call it auyama

[@kitteroo2]

My mom's Dominican as well, we just recently started to grow these because of the pandemic

[@kcnnanna]

Wow thank you for this. I just readjusted the seeds I planted yesterday.

[@officialhealingthewounds]

Thanks! I have my seeds in my hand, headed out to my garden. You taught me the position of the seeds and also that they are runners...didn't know that.

[@jenr7725]

This is so helpful! Thank you I can't wait to plant mine in may!

[@SolidGoldShows]

Anytime. Happy planting

[@Kayla-lo1ud]

This was very helpful thankyou!

[@barbarabolton135]

Thanks, exactly the information I was lookinf for!

[@SolidGoldShows]

You are welcome. Glad to help ☺

[@gautamparanjape5567]

I grew this plant a few months ago, and now the plant is already in a vine! I just harvested one today. Thanks for the video

[@nicolahibbert9062]

I love this squash

[@SolidGoldShows]

Me too. So tasty 😋

[@nicolahibbert9062]

@@SolidGoldShows every time I plant them they die. This year I will start sprouting in april

[@SolidGoldShows]

@@nicolahibbert9062 Same here in our Desert land, but I am going to try again. I just have to give them a little bit of shade. It gets extremely hot here during Summer

[@jackiep9851]

Thank you! Going to save some seeds for this spring. Kabocha is the best!

[@stellailyayev8861]

Jackie P i loveee that pumkpin!!!!!

[@billastell3753]

I've been sowing these in my garden for 4 years. All you need to do is bury the seeds about an inch deep when the soil is warm. Like any squash. They can be on their sides with no problem. I put them in a straight row and then cull the seedlings so they are not too thick.

[@EVEY71]

Thank you I did not know that. I wish you were NZ so I could pinch some seeds lol .....:)

[@mailelanis2792]

I'm going to try it

[@SolidGoldShows]

glad to help. yes, its time to garden coz spring time is around the corner. keep me up to date on how they are coming along...

[@aliciavalentyn5889]

Lovely 💕

[@SolidGoldShows]

Thank you

[@SolidGoldShows]

cool...good luck

[@janisbell1947]

I threw a bunch of these seeds in my compost only to find they are growing like weeds in there.!

[@SolidGoldShows]

Awesome!

[@missysiss7797]

That easy sounds like. I want to grow some of this squash

[@candyluna2929]

on my "must grow list"

[@linda3492]

It is very helpful to me. Thanks.

[@annielee3851]

I like to grow and eat the vine.

[@treyque7728]

Can it live it's entire life in that size container? I'm trying to plant everything in containers this year. I've already germinated my seeds via Baggie Method so I know which are viable. Just need to get them into their permanent home. I also tried scarification for the first time and those seeds really started quickly.

[@catherinedesilets8960]

Hi I love Kabocha squash & I live in the west coast of Canada My back yard is mostly shade with a few hours of sunshine from may-September How far apart should I pant the seeds & should I start in the late spring or?

[@SolidGoldShows]

Early Spring. At least 2 feet apart

[@chinatownboy7482]

For best results, you should plant your seeds in Hawaii.

[@SolidGoldShows]

I tried the seed. It is actually good. Thanks for watching

[@reedallidap7173]

I burry them at least an inch. I planted 8 in separate pots. They all germinated. Why did you put so many in one pot? If they all germinate what will you do with them?

[@0709CCC]

Hi, In how many days the seed start being a plant?

[@thomashom7514]

This video is a waste of time. All you said was to point the seed down. In nature it would sprout anyway no matter how it is turned.

[@SolidGoldShows]

Ok. Thanks

[@Workitgirl73]

You’re rude.

[@thomashom7514]

@@Workitgirl73 yes I am. You want me to lie and say this video is enlightening?

[@lemontea128]

Of course in nature it’ll sprout no matter which way it’s planted. The thing is how long will it take. And if you had heard, he said he planted it pointed side up n even after a month it didn’t sprout. With backyard gardening, time is of essence especially if you live in an area with a short growing season.