Name: Large pumpkin Atlantic Giant
SKU: 4779018394574
Availability: InStock

Large pumpkin Atlantic Giant

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Latin title: Cucurbita maxima.

Product code: 4779018394574 Categories: Pumpkin, Vegetable seeds.

From 0.96 €

Quantity of seeds: 8 seeds
Quantity of seeds: 50 g

One of the largest pumpkin varieties. Fruits are round, very large, may grow extremely large. The pulp is orange yellow and tasty. After harvesting, fruits can be kept for several months.

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Quantity of seeds	8 seeds, 50 g
Quantity of seeds 1 g	4-6
Earliness	Early
Sowing	IV
Sowing in open field	V–VI
Sowing depth, cm	3–4
Transplantation	V–VI
Distances, cm	200×200
Harvest	VIII–IX

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