A long time ago I went to some markets and was given a spaghetti squash plant. It had a tag saying it was in fact a SS. I planted it, it grew a bit and I ended up with 1 fruit.
This morning I went to a garden SSS meet up and brought home a Spaghetti squash. The woman that grew it, and several hundred others! said that it was in fact a SS.
Hmmm. Are these actually the same thing? Is one just malformed? Or not ripe yet? Or something completely different to a Spaghetti Squash?
I will cut them open sometime this week and see what the insides look like but thinking mine isn't *quite right* But maybe it is *quite right* for what it really is...
Someone will know and that someone will tell me. I hope. And thankyou if that someone is you.
Update. I knew someone would know! I have just been told "Green Hubbard Squash. It's a pumpkin, Cucurbita maxima species." It's ripe and I eat it like pumpkin.
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I've been growing something that looks like a cross between these, which I thought was SS, but I'm not sure! It's the shape of your Hubbard squash, but the color of the SS. I'll slice it open and see what the insides are like, with confidence knowing that both of yours were edible. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this!!
I've been growing something that looks like a cross between these, which I thought was SS, but I'm not sure! It's the shape of your Hubbard squash, but the color of the SS. I'll slice it open and see what the insides are like, with confidence knowing that both of yours were edible. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this!!