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Mon, Oct 14, 13 at 21:17
| Hello all! Would anyone happen to know what kind of squash this is? Or maybe it's something else. Pretty sure it is, it's hard like a squash. I also grew acron this year and they turned out like normal acron. I wasn't big on planing this year and just let things come up. I had turned in my compost with the soil and this was one of the plants that grew. Or has it mutated?? Any knowledge would be grately appreciated. Thank you! |
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- Posted by farmerdill (My Page) on Tue, Oct 15, 13 at 8:20
| A liitle fuzzy, but appears to be a squash. Squash cross readily within species so this would be a mutt of some type. Possibilties include acorn - zucchini cross. Probably came from you compost. If youl remember what you may thrown in there, you might be able to narrow it down a bit. |
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| As always I agree with farmerdill anything he says. It looks like a zucchini cross, to me. |
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| Shape and ribbing look like a Delicata, but no striping. What does the flesh look / taste like? Steve |
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