How to Grow Pumpkins in Containers from Seed | Easy planting guide

Easy step by step guide on how to grow pumpkins in containers and grow bags from seed to harvest.
Includes growing in fabric pots or grow bags, and how to make trellis to grow pumpkins vertically in pots.
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[@ashleymolen3342]

I grew pumpkins once when I was 14 and I loved it. There something about gardening that just makes me so happy. I did greenhouse my senior year and I thrived in that class. Last year I did my first full garden by myself. I learned so much and had successes and failures. I think it’s because I did start later in the year. This year I started in February with all of my plants from seed. It’s going so well and I’m so excited to even have more fruits and vegetables!

[@TowardGarden]

Sounds exciting! Thanks for visiting.

[@sweetpotatoestroop]

I used to at 6 yeah I was smart back then

[@FatNebraskaMom]

I feel this. My first year doing a full garden was last year. Wow. I was so full of myself. I thought I knew everything. Its amazing how much you learn from failure. This year was a grand improvement on that first try. Failed quite a bit this year too. But just slightly less lmao

[@duraisamykarunakaran4180]

​@@sweetpotatoestroopkeep it up!!

[@M1rr1n]

I'm 14 I am growing pumpkins this year

[@dewsputs]

I've been wanting to grow pumpkin/squash since I started gardening last year. Unfortunately, I don't have space to grow it. So, I put it off. Then, I came accross this video few days ago. I literally bought kabocha squash seeds after watching your video. Now, 4 of my Kabocha Squash seeds are thriving. I definitely will follow your tips once they are ready for transplanting. Thanks for sharing. Wish me luck!

[@TowardGarden]

Wow. Thank you so much for your comment! I am so glad to hear that you found my video helpful and that your seedlings are doing fine. Wishing you a great harvest and best of luck to you!😊

[@sunowl5301]

Good luck!! 💖

[@the6thcrypt]

Keep an eye out for squash vine boreres! Most pumpkins growers won't tell you about them. I had to find out the hard way

[@julianajuju1031]

I love this video! I was searching for so long for a good simple way to grow squash/pumpkins vertically, this is the best video I saw! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you so much for your comment. Glad you liked it😊

[@mariemariemarie94]

finally a simple video ! they talk so much to say nothing usually ! extra points for making the trellis super easy to make with no hard to find equipment ! and no drilling ! thank you !

[@TowardGarden]

Delighted to hear it. Thank you very much for your comment!😊

[@chaggasfernandes]

Best and simple video. Thanks. Just subscribed

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you very much for your comment and subscribing!

[@dollyschwall8537]

Wow from EUROPE great idea ..this year I am going to try this way to plant pumpkins.

[@TowardGarden]

Thanks for the comment and good luck!

[@crystalbliss9230]

Excellent idea thank you for sharing

[@TowardGarden]

Glad you liked it. Thank you very much for your comment!😊

[@lilmissveg3132]

Excellent video🤩

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you🙏

[@SaarasGarden]

Wow....great video ......beautiful ....Your video was very important to me .. Your video is very clear .. I watched this many times to grow the way you planted it. Thank you very much for your video....subb!!new 🙏🌹🌷

[@TowardGarden]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you very much for your comment and Happy gardening😊

[@TheWright52]

The whole process looks so simple and the video is beautiful

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you very much for your feedback!

[@dewaldsteyn1306]

It is simple bro.

[@geetharachelphillips4799]

Well explained... Great work. Thank you

[@TowardGarden]

Glad you liked it. Thank you for your comment!

[@SchecterNZKayakFishing]

Good video. Such an easy and simple tutorial

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you very much for your comment!

[@aava__143ava]

Love this and the steps in process to the point and a pleasure to watch!

[@TowardGarden]

Wonderful. So glad you enjoyed it. Thank you so much for your comment!😊

[@janetrent3399]

Excellent video! Thank you!

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you so much for your comment!😊

[@Lazydaisy646]

Thankyou this is great

[@TowardGarden]

Glad you liked it. Thank you so much for the comment!

[@candiicrossing3330]

Omg this video makes me so happy!!!🎃

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you!

[@proeurnbros2232]

Pumpkins beautiful👍👍👍friend

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you very much!😊

[@Patty-qd1lz]

This is the best, well explained video I have ever watched. Thank you.

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you so much for your comment!

[@purplethumb7887]

I appreciate that you showed different techniques of starting the seeds, with the same results ultimately. Also love that you showed trellised and non-trellised and the harvest from both. Concise and to the point, very well-done video without all the extraneous chatter. Thank you!

[@TowardGarden]

Do glad you like the video and found it helpful. Thank you so much for your comment!

[@bp1099]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you for the comment!

[@loganbarbre2649]

You just made my life a whole lot simpler, thank you for this!!!

[@TowardGarden]

Delighted to see your comment. Thank you very much!😊

[@quantafitness6088]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you for the comment😊

[@crystalroberts1777]

Very neat thanks for sharing your trellis. I think this will work in my garden.

[@TowardGarden]

Thanks for your feedback. I hope it works for your garden😊

[@victoriacarleton6647]

Love it! Simple to the point video! I subscribed!

[@TowardGarden]

Delighted that you loved the video. Thank you very much for visiting and subscribing!😊

[@brooklynhomesteader3721]

Thank you for this video! I have wanted to grow pumpkins but have such a small space. Your video shows how possible it is!!!!

[@TowardGarden]

Glad you found it helpful. Thank you so much for your comment!😊

[@vz9226]

I have alot of blooms but no pumpkins starting yet . What should I be doing

[@TowardGarden]

Some common reasons delaying fruit or female flowers are hot/humid weather, over watering, or too much nitrogen in the soil. Also, feeding your pumpkin with low nitrogen fertilizer will help to get fruit flowers. And when you have fruit flowers, make sure to hand pollinate them. Good Luck

[@vz9226]

@@TowardGarden Thank You So very much . I will do my best . They look healthy . Very helpful post

[@TowardGarden]

@@vz9226 Glad to be of any help. Thank you very much for your comment😊

[@catgirl7765]

Thank You for the great idea! I am get going to grow some sugar pumpkins in my backyard patio-and it doesn't' even matter if the pumpkins are not ripe yet in October-green pumpkins will do for Halloween, and then they will be ripe and fresh for Thanksgiving! Pumpkin pie made from fresh pumpkin is much better than pumpkin pie made from canned pumpkin!

[@TowardGarden]

Great idea! Thank you for the comment😊

[@catgirl7765]

@@TowardGarden Glad to help! Thank You for the great video on how to grow pumpkins in a small space!

[@leidycasadiego3535]

Such a satisfying video 🤩 thank you for sharing and tips!

[@TowardGarden]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you😊

[@kylew3436]

Just found this channel it’s great

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you very much for your comment!

[@dawnsharples1920]

Beautiful video thank you

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you very much for the comment!

[@bobmason8178]

Awesome video. I have a small space and this is great for me. Thanks for sharing!

[@TowardGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gardenandnaturelovers1225]

Nice simple video and defund all details

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you very much for your comment!

[@gracehilario7818]

Hey so are they in direct sun light? I'm from Texas Laredo TX and its really hot here

[@TowardGarden]

Hi, yes I grew them in direct sunlight and they need that. I only had them under some shade(umbrella) for few days when it was 105+. Thanks for visiting!

[@carineminassian1266]

Thank you for sharing 😊

[@TowardGarden]

Thanks for watching!

[@mdw302]

Very helpful! I had store-bought pumpkins on my front door step. I spray painted them in winter and eventually they rotted and the seeds spilled out onto the ground. I cleaned up but one took and I have a long trail of leaves and flowers. Interesting to see what I get!

[@TowardGarden]

How exciting! Thank you very much for your comment and happy growing!

[@FatNebraskaMom]

Like I said. Pumpkins only need water. You can literally cut up an old pumpkin in november and throw it in your back yard and next june you will have fifty pumpkin plants. They're not only hardy, they're invasive lol. So many videos about being careful with pumpkins lmao. Not necessary. They're beasts.

[@markmcgraw1070]

This video inspired me to try growing some pumpkins in bags, I've got three cups with seedlings already looking promising.

[@TowardGarden]

Wonderful! happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!

[@squange20]

Our winter in NZ is coming up very soon, so will use all your tips to get growing. Thanks.

[@TowardGarden]

Sounds great. Thank you very much for visiting.

[@2l84me8]

Beautiful. Didn’t know it could be done like this.

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you so much for your comment!

[@rosethorne9155]

Thank you for the straightforward, informative video! I only have a patio garden, but I do a lot of cooking, and I LOVE fresh pumpkin. I always wanted to grow my own, but never thought I had the space. Now I have 2 flats of seeds planted and I'm so excited and eager!

[@TowardGarden]

Wonderful! Fresh pumpkins are the beat. Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!😊

[@NicholasLongshanks]

This video is great. Would it be possible to clarify what you mean when you say “water regularly”. Once a week? Everyday? Every other day? I know it should be about 1-2” inches of water a week but I’m not sure on how often. Thanks!

[@TowardGarden]

Watering rate can depend on many factors like weather, pot type, soil mix,... I watered my grow bag daily because fabric pots evaporate lots of water. Plastic containers can be watered every other day. If it is hot, or you see wilted leaves, water more frequently (some days I watered twice a day). Pumpkins have shallow roots so always make sure the soil surface is not dry. In any case, as you said water deeply instead of just sprinkling the surface of the soil. Thank you very much for your comment and Happy Gardening!

[@missharmon]

This is the most perfect video I have ever seem. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!

[@TowardGarden]

Wow, delighted to see your comment. Thank you so much!

[@richardhorne1067]

That was a great video. I am curious and this answered a lot of questions

[@TowardGarden]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for your comment!

[@cnyapule5860]

I always thought they will be too heavy for plant to carry if they grow vertically. Thank you for your video, I will be redirecting them up now to save space.

[@TowardGarden]

Small varieties are definitely suitable for growing vertically. Thank you very much for your comment and best of luck to you!

[@squange20]

So glad I found your videos. It must give immense satisfaction growing from seed.

[@TowardGarden]

Delighted you visited my channel. Thank you so much!😊

[@Ace-1525]

while learning how to vertical grow pumpkins was helpful enough, thank you for showing how to build the trellis! I want to try vertical growing some other small squash this year as well, and every option I've found for support has been ridiculously expensive. But these I can make tonight!

[@TowardGarden]

So glad you found it helpful. I have other easy built trellis on my other videos too you might want to check (watermelon, jack be little, armenian cucumber). Thank you so much for your comment!

[@FatNebraskaMom]

I am doing this this year as well. I have an entire set up in my back yard against the back wall. Just remember one thing- they set out roots at the vine nodes. They do that for water and protection against the vine borers. You won't get a badass harvest if they can't do it. So Im setting shelves of soil horizontally in three foot sections so that as the vines grow upward they have a spot to set in extra roots. Im screwed for space in my yard so that was my only option. I just used scavenged wood. Seriously dude theres so much free wood everywhere.

[@jessicapearson9479]

I like Sow Right Seeds!! A lot of people did them saying that their seeds are no good or that they over price their seeds. I have never had a problem with their seeds and do not think they cost too much or more than any other company's seeds. It is nice to see some one else using their seeds!!

[@TowardGarden]

Thanks for sharing. I use different brands for my seed supply and most of them do well. Gemination problems may happen to all types of seeds. It all depends on what you prefer to work with. Thank you for visiting!

[@rameshwarithakur4247]

Outstanding video. many thanks!!

[@TowardGarden]

Glad you enjoyed it! thank you very much for your comment!

[@simonjandrell5897]

that looks incredible

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you so much for your comment!

[@evelynbrooks8558]

Beautiful! I planted pumpkins for the first time this year. I hope they do well.

[@TowardGarden]

I hope they do too. Thank you so much and happy growing!

[@shellymcgrew4412]

Great video!

[@TowardGarden]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you so much!

[@fabulousfinds1819]

Hello thank you for sharing these amazing techniques suitable to so many ages, garden size and budget. I was wondering if the pumpkins required any support I have heard stockings can be used as the fruits are so heavy

[@TowardGarden]

Hi there, Thank you very much for your comment. Small pumpkin varieties such as the one I planted, are not that heavy and do not require stocking. I only supported the vine around the fruit with clips to the trellis. Thanks again and Happy Gardening!

[@fabulousfinds1819]

@@TowardGarden thank you for getting back to me. I have recently planted Sankt Martin pumpkins. Is there a general rule of thumb regarding weight and support. Sorry for all the questions

[@TowardGarden]

@@fabulousfinds1819 Pumpkins used for lantern such as Sankt Martin are big and on heavy side. I 'd say for those you will need a heavy duty trellis(like cattle fence) and stockings to support the weight. Thanks for getting in touch.

[@pinaynetwork311]

the best video! I think I will try it. thanks much

[@TowardGarden]

Delighted to hear that. Thank you very much for your comment!😊

[@angelicadejesus1017]

Thank you!!

[@TowardGarden]

My pleasure. Thank you so much for visiting😊

[@daniperez8074]

Wonderful video! Nicely paced. I was wondering what kind of pumpkins are these?

[@TowardGarden]

These are Small Sugar variety. Small but evenly ribbed orange skin with sweet and fine-grained flesh great for cooking. Thank you very much for your comment!

[@sherelljasper8837]

That was so satisfying to watch

[@TowardGarden]

So glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for your comment!

[@sherelljasper8837]

@@TowardGarden I have 3 sunflowers and one identifies as a watermelon. Just waiting. I have no idea of the variety

[@cazzy703]

wonderful video, thanks!

[@TowardGarden]

Love to hear it. Thank you so much!

[@maggiehu4303]

does the plant die off after producing pumpkins?

[@TowardGarden]

Yes. Pumpkins are ready to harvest when plants have almost died back. Thank you for visiting!

[@klenda771]

Been growing pumpkins for a few years and I enjoy it so much. Sometimes it’s a pain bc animals eat them when it starts to grow but I usually get some to grow. This looks like a fun and simple way to grow pumpkins vertically. I think I will try this in the spring.

[@TowardGarden]

Give it a try, it is very fun to grow them on a trellis. Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!

[@suzanneaji2610]

Very beautiful

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you very much!

[@yogesnagis5427]

Beautiful fruit

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you very much for your comment!

[@marisolsanchez1631]

Enjoyable video, thank you. How many pumpkins did you get from each plant?

[@TowardGarden]

For the sake of this video and to have them all ripen at the same time, I kept only one for each plant. But I had few fruit flowers on each and you can definitely get more than one from each plant. Thank you for your comment!

[@lindakean7392]

@@TowardGarden I am not sure how many days sugar pumpkins need. Mine looks ready but has only been planted 2 months. thank you!

[@TowardGarden]

If conditions are right, it is possible that your pumpkins are ready in 8-9 weeks after transplanting, specially for small varieties. One method to know it is time to harvest is when plants have almost died back. But if they look mature you have done everything correct. Happy harvest and Nice work!

[@godisincontrol32]

Excellent 🎉 I subscribed to your channel 🙏

[@TowardGarden]

Welcome to the channel and thank you so much for your comment!😊🙏

[@godisincontrol32]

@@TowardGarden Mighty kind of you 🙏 You're welcome 😁 Many Blessings to you and your Family..

[@TowardGarden]

God bless you and yours too🙏@@godisincontrol32

[@zzzh9160]

Thanks a lot a well explained video👍

[@TowardGarden]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your comment!

[@SriSri-ei1yi]

How to take care from diseases??

[@TowardGarden]

Not sure what disease you are asking about, but I mainly spray neem oil mix for insects and I use copper fungicide for any fungal disease such as mildew. Thanks for getting in touch!

[@usenotfound168]

I love eating pumpkin leaves that’s why I’m watching this

[@TowardGarden]

Sounds great. Thank you for watching!

[@casuarinasb5855]

So do I .I love eating pumpkin and the seed also

[@Orlanzepol123]

@@TowardGarden love pumpkin seeds also but my favorite pumpkin is actually a squash called KABOCHA and it tastes so sweet. I add it to my stews and beans. I planted a few seeds but not sure I have a green thumb .

[@TowardGarden]

@@Orlanzepol123 Wonderful, thank you for sharing. If you already planted the seeds, that means you have a green thumb already. Keep it up and happy growing!

[@melanin4267]

Wow thank you 💜

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you so much for your comment!

[@mariagarcia-dw8pn]

Beatifull thank you♡

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you so much!

[@hackrx3431]

I like this Thank you so much 😊

[@TowardGarden]

Glad you liked it. Thank you so much for your comment!

[@isaacvazquez7635]

I love pumpkin

[@TowardGarden]

Same here. Thank you for your comment!

[@shahinminassian4922]

Wonderful👍

[@TowardGarden]

Thanks!

[@c1nc1nn]

Did you prune at all to control the height / just grow one bigger pumpkin? Is it just one pumpkin per plant in a container? This has been the most helpful video that I'm following to grow our first pumpkin this year. I'm using a super sturdy tomato trellis since I'm not very handy. Thanks for this video :)

[@TowardGarden]

It is one plant per container. I just kept one fruit per plant for the sake of this video but you can have more than one. And tomato trellis is an intersting idea. Thank you for your comment and hope you will have a great harvest. Good luck!👍

[@michelleauckram4020]

So did you prune the plant ? Thank you

[@TowardGarden]

I didn't. Only picked leaves here and there if they were damaged. Thanks for visiting.

[@jnjagr7982]

@@TowardGarden Hi! How many plants would be ideal for that size container?

[@TowardGarden]

@@jnjagr7982 In general, I don't recommend more than one pumpkin plants per pot. Instead use smaller pots but grow individually. Pumpkins have shallow roots and will perform best if not planted close to each other. When I plant 2 plants in a pot, I usually get fewer and smaller fruits. You can go as small as 7 gallon grow bags or 14 in wide pots for small variety pumpkins. I hope this helps.

[@megasloth1237]

Awesome video! also what weather do pumpkins grow best at?

[@TowardGarden]

Glad you liked it! Pumpkins grow best in warm weather, when temperature is 85 degrees or above during the day, with about 20-degree drop in nighttime. They can tolerate heat but not cold conditions. I hope this helps. Thank you very much for the comment.

[@HangDoSomething]

Hi, i have a small squash plant. Flowers were budding but mostly male. I had one female flower but will it only get better after pollinating it? Also, what do I do if I only have male flowers? 😔 Thank you!

[@TowardGarden]

If the plant is small all you need to do is to wait. As it grows, female flowers will show up. Some common reasons delaying fruit or female flowers are hot/humid weather, over watering, or too much nitrogen in the soil. Also, feeding your pumpkin with low nitrogen and high phosphorus (P) fertilizer will help to get fruit flowers. And when you have fruit flowers, make sure to hand pollinate them. Thank you for visiting and Good Luck!

[@HangDoSomething]

@@TowardGarden thank you so much for your wonderful suggestions!

[@TowardGarden]

@@HangDoSomething Glad to be of any help!😊

[@mitastuff]

Thank you, best video so far in explanation! I planted my first seed 2 weeks ago, however ive only a juliet balcony, can i put it by the window in large vessel as weight issues in balcony?

[@TowardGarden]

Glad to hear it. yes you can, specially if the window gets 6-8 hours of sunlight, . Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!

[@slingfisher88]

put a frankenstein shaped pumpkin mold on it ,it will be amazing to see the shapes come out ... thanks

[@yourajowkman7228]

What month did you start planting the seeds

[@TowardGarden]

I started mid May. Thanks for the comment!

[@kimbrown3752]

just stumbling on this. Looks like a smaller than-average yield than if planted traditionally but then it also looks like your potted one without the trellis had a very small yield. Very cool and I may still try this.

[@TowardGarden]

You sure can have different results depending on the growing condition. For the same variety, I get different yield on different years. The main purpose here is to show the growing process. Thank you very much for your comment!

[@kimbrown3752]

@@TowardGarden I’m going to give a few a try using this method. I’m on my third year trying to grow kabocha squash. First year I had an amazing yield. Last year - zip 😢 The soil just went to crap last year and it was blazing hot and no amount of watering was enough. This season we are using a new space and I’m also going to try a couple like this. Can’t hurt! I love to mess around with something new and different every year.

[@TowardGarden]

@@kimbrown3752 I hear you. I have experienced bad harvests and it can happen to everyone. Gardening is a learning process and we all learn something new each time. Happy growing and thank you for sharing!

[@dirtmonster7930]

I feed mine liquid seaweed and a balanced fertilizer, but heavy in phosphorous and I get pumpkins to eat by early September.

[@TowardGarden]

Great choice. Thanks for visiting!

[@Julzzzsatx]

Great video, thank you!! Could you tell me what fertilizer did you use? Last year I got all male flowers no female. I'm going to try again so any advise would be very much appreciated!!!

[@TowardGarden]

I used organic 3-4-4 N-P-K fertilizer (Garden-tone). You can use any balanced fertilizer like 5-5-5 (make sure it has calcium or add some garden lime to it). Try to avoid high nitrogen fertilizer; too much nitrogen can prevent flowering. Some other reasons for no female flowers could be: planting too close together, hot or humid weather, and too much or too little watering. Thanks for the comment and good luck!

[@Julzzzsatx]

@@TowardGarden Thank you so very much!!!

[@Alanoffer]

These orange pumpkins are called potit maron in France and they make a delicious soup , they make the best eating France 🇫🇷, I like his idea of growing in containers ,merci

[@TowardGarden]

Very interesting to know. Thank you so much for your comment. Merci🇨🇵💚

[@neilhack8788]

Many thanks for your video! I just started gardening a year ago and have a question regarding the part about complete fertilizer around week ten of this video. What exactly does complete fertilizer mean? I want to be a pro at growing the finest backyard pumpkins in my town! And of course having alot of fun during the learning process Lol! Thanks again! Absolutely love your channel! 🎃🎃

[@TowardGarden]

So glad you love the channel. A complete fertilizer has all three elements of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash (N-P-K) plus calcium which is critical for plants in containers. It is better if it has a balanced ratio like 10-10-10, 5-5-5, or usually for fruit vegetables with a higher ratio of P, K. I usually use 3-4-4. As an easy option, whenever is doubt, you can use any organic tomato fertilizer available. Wishing you a great harvest. Thank you so much for your comment and happy gardening!

[@jen1452]

When you put the seeds in the container, did you put them in the fridge

[@TowardGarden]

No. I keep the seeds in room temperature. Thanks for visiting!

[@jen1452]

Ok thanks for replying

[@mrswright4534]

How often do you water seedlings? Thanks

[@TowardGarden]

I usually water seedlings every 2-3 days. Water to keep soil moist but not soggy. Overwatering will cause damping off and kill seedlings. Thanks for reaching out!

[@mrswright4534]

@@TowardGarden thanks for responding!

[@guinevererobles6724]

Is it okay to plant that variety in tropical country?

[@TowardGarden]

The short answer is yes. But in tropical climate it is better and easier to grow them throughout the dry season. The wet season can increase fungal problems and delay rippening. Thank you very much for getting in touch!

[@guinevererobles6724]

Toward Garden so its okay if it gets full sun? I am planning to put it in our roof

[@TowardGarden]

That would be a great choice. Pumpkins need to be planted in full sun. Good luck!

[@guinevererobles6724]

Toward Garden great! Thanks god bless! 😇

[@mariguas5700]

Awsome video and awsome music, what's the name of that song?

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you very much! Music are: 1."Exhale" 2."Where I am from".

[@imnotpikachu213]

Hi loved your video. I have one question. It seemed though as of you had leafminers. Do you or did I see incorrectly? If you do, how did you treat them and did they have any effect on the pumpkins? Thanks!

[@TowardGarden]

Glad you love the video. Yes, you are correct. Like any garden insects are part of it. For leafminers, the best solution I've found is using spinosad mix (it is organic) Monterery garden insect spray is one of the good choices, I have listed it in my amazon page here www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-3dd9a3b6/list/XLDNRZO26ESK?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d . hope this helps and thank you so much for your comment!

[@vidix1]

Thx

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you for the comment.

[@abdullahjabbar8582]

in week 10 they where like watermalons

[@nickigreatness2218]

How long did it take from planting to harvesting?

[@TowardGarden]

From seed to harvest ~15 weeks. From transplanting in pots to harvest ~12 weeks. Thanks for reaching out.

[@nickigreatness2218]

Thanks for responding 👌

[@sylviabell9074]

Thanks for previous reply I have so many female flowers and no male flowers do i cut the female flowers off until the male flowers appear Thanks

[@TowardGarden]

You can. Even if you don't, usually the ones that are not pollinated will drop off. Thanks.

[@lova368]

Hi im growing pumpkin toi and i can say you don't need to germinate them in paper towel first,they are tough plant and it will just alright to put on the soil.Rather,the tiny and dust like small seed are the one who benefit more with the paper towel,also pea seed.they often got mold so you can sort only the healthy sprout before transplanting them into soil

[@TowardGarden]

Well I did both and both work, so sow in any way suits you. Thank for your comment.

[@myhuynh899]

I like mini pumpkins better than big one

[@TowardGarden]

Mini pumpkins are easier to grow and don't need much space. Great choice. Thanks for the comment!

[@dewaldsteyn1306]

Nah i love both including cucchini and the butternut types.

[@belencervantes3510]

I planted some pumpkin seeds, but when I transferred them they began wilting. Did I do something wrong?

[@TowardGarden]

I am guessing they are wilting due to transplant shock, either exposed to too much sun/heat or roots were disturbed. Provide them some shade and keep them well watered until they recover. I hope this helps!

[@belencervantes3510]

Thank you. I moved them to a more shaded area.

[@FatNebraskaMom]

You don't mess with roots for watermelon, pumpkin or beans. Just plant them in the dirt. They grow like assholes so theres no need to start indoors. Trust me on this.

[@Home_Gardening_with_AnQuisha]

@@FatNebraskaMom🤣 I agree with you!!!!

[@michellestafford788]

I have one really nice baby punkin. But the rest of them have been shrinking up . I don't know what happened to mine. Your might have wilted because of root shock. They sometimes can't drink water for some reason. Have yours recovered? 😎😎😎💜🔥✨️❤️

[@leidycasadiego3535]

The seeds you sow in the container, were put in the sun? I know some seeds like carrot don't need the sun to germinated, how about pumpkins?

[@TowardGarden]

Just an indirect sunlight, such as a window sill. Do not expose to direct sunlight. Make sure to harden off seedlings (moving out to outside conditions) before planting.

[@leidycasadiego3535]

@@TowardGarden Thank you very much!

[@1963Annette]

What about outside in a container (large one) semi sun as well?

[@nazariatorres8698]

Muito bem

[@TowardGarden]

Thank you so much! obrigado!

[@kyrieirving1268]

Where'd you buy the seeds?

[@TowardGarden]

I got the seeds from amazon, it is listed on my page here www.amazon.com/create/collection?id=amzn1.ideas.2H8KR53H12TWL . Thanks for visiting.

[@nakul6018]

Which variety you have?

[@TowardGarden]

This variety is called "Small Sugar". Thanks for visiting!

[@1963Annette]

Semi sun in a large container as well? Thanks

[@TowardGarden]

The plants need min. 8 hrs of sunlight to perform well. You might be able to grow them in part sun but might not develop good size fruits. Good luck!

[@asparagus7112]

Okay so I know that this video was made four months ago but hopefully you can respond. I am currently growing a pumpkin in a pot and it's fairly big. I already have a pumpkin growing (I hand pollinated it) and it's about the size of a tennis ball. As the pumpkin started to get bigger... all the other small female buds turned yellow. I removed them because I didnt want the yellow to spread a disease, is that normal for all the other female buds to rot when growing a pumpkin? My plant isnt "HUGE" so I only wanted one pumpkin to grow so it could put more effort into the ONE pumpkin. Last year I wasnt successful with growing a pumpkin and I really wanted to grow one this year. I'm also using the small sugars. Thank you for your time hopefully you will be able to get back to me.

[@TowardGarden]

It looks like you are on the right track. Most likely the small yellow buds are the ones that were pollinated poorely and should have been removed, which you did. They wouldn't mature anyway. I think all is fine with your pumpkin and you will harvest one healthy pumpkin soon. Thank you very much for visiting and good luck!

[@asparagus7112]

@@TowardGarden thank you!❤

[@sqwatchy1010]

I've started a garden and have some pumpkins going for my son. So what do you do with the plant after you harvest, will it come back again next year or do you have to get new plants?

[@TowardGarden]

Pumpkins do not come back next year. You harvest pumpkins when plants have almost died back. Wishing you a great harvest!

[@sqwatchy1010]

@@TowardGarden thank you so much!