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Green spaghetti squash

15 years ago

I have a small wonder spaghetti squash vine in my garden (I think). After I participated in squash hanky panky...helping the female flower get pollinated by a male, I have a small squash growing....BUT it is green. Do spaghetti squash start out green and then ripen yellow? I hope so, because if not I screwed up my seeds and I have a gourd vine growing. I goggled and couldn't find a pic of an immature spaghetti squash.

Thanks!

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farmerdilla
15 years ago
Most of them start out light green.

Here is a link that might be useful: Spaghetti Squash
smiles317
Original Author
15 years ago
Sweet!! Thanks Farmerdilla!!

Now all I need is more female flowers and we'll be in business :)
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hwlee
15 years ago
Do your green spaghetti squash look like this?
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http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b167/HenryLee/?action=view&current=08SquashKing.jpg

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