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They can be a bit stringy,
Decided to make some soup with the Sunshine squash that broke off and was delighted with the inside. Just a small cavity for the seeds and lots of flesh. First time growing this variety and will certainly grow it again.
Well Believe it or not. I dont like squash on its own apart from butternut so It is being added to a lovely thick soup with other veggies and frozen in portions for 2 ready to take to the allotment for our lunch. Of course we will have to try it fresh as well.
I could do with some advice here please being a novice squash grower. I have blue hubbard, uchiki kuri and potimarron fruiting merrily but I have no idea how big they might/ ought to grow, how they should look when ready for cutting or when they might be ready. All help gratefully received.
If I bleach them (my QZ Blues) and put them in my plaggy greenhouse do you think they'll be OK.