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Why are most Giant Pumpkins so imperfect in shape and color?

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Why are most Giant Pumpkins so imperfect in shape and color?

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A – It’s all in the genetics of the seeds. Most seeds are cross pollinated to produce offspring with increased weight, and not pretty colors and shapes. After all most growers are competing in giant pumpkin weigh offs, not beauty contests. Some growers do grow for color and shape.

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