blue hubbard turning orange....

Started by TISH, December 07, 2009, 11:08:35

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TISH

Is that normal, or does that mean I better eat it soon? It is still quite hard and I am storing it in our unheated utility room, its cool but gets some indirect sunlight...

Excuse my ignorance as I am new at this...
Thanks

TISH

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saddad

It's fine until all orange... and then good for a month or so as long as you look out for moulds..  :)

TISH

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saddad

A good winter squash will stand until April/May in my experience..  :)

realfood

Several of the stored Winter Squash continue to change colour the longer they are in storage. Crown Prince and BonBon get touches of orange shining through; Pink Banana gets pinker; Cornell's Bush Delicata is getting more yellow every time I look at it.
Remember to keep checking your stored squashes in case the skin of any start to rot.
For a quick guide for the Growing, Storing and Cooking of your own Fruit and Vegetables, go to www.growyourown.info

chriscross1966

Galeux d'Eysines is probably the most extreme example, chaning from a rather camp pink colour, growing progressively more warty untilk the skin is one big mass of warts.... sort of the squash of Dorian Gray......

chrisc

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