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Pumpkin, Lumina White

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Pumpkin, Lumina White

$4.00

Lumina White Pumpkin is a striking decorative variety producing large, 10-16 lb pumpkins with smooth, pure white skin and bright orange flesh that is edible and suitable for cooking and baking. A standout choice for fall displays, painted pumpkins, and seasonal decor, Lumina matures in approximately 80-90 days and is well-suited to Austin’s fall growing season.

Care Instructions
Watering
Moderate water needs through fruit development Reduce as fruits approach maturity Drip irrigation preferred
Fertilizing
Balanced organic fertilizer at planting Lower nitrogen, higher potassium at fruit set Side-dress with compost every 3-4 weeks
Pruning & Maintenance
Limit to 2-3 fruits per vine for best size Turn fruits for even coloring; keep out of soil contact to maintain white skin Hand-pollinate if needed Cure after harvest for storage
Common Issues
Squash vine borers Powdery mildew Cucumber beetles Squash bugs
Fall planting strongly preferred; vine borers are less active as season progresses Count back 85-90 days from desired harvest date to determine planting date For Halloween: plant by late July White skin is more susceptible to sun scald – ensure adequate foliage cover
Seasonal Notes
Spring
Possible but challenging due to vine borers; use row covers
Summer
Avoid midsummer planting
Fall
Preferred season; plant July for October harvest
Best Time to Plant in Austin
Fall: Late June-late July (for October-November harvest) Spring: March-April (less ideal due to vine borers) Ideal soil temperatures: 65-85 F
Sun Requirements
Full sun Minimum 6-8 hours daily
Spacing
24-36 inches apart; rows 6-8 feet apart
Soil
Well-draining, fertile, compost-amended soil pH 6.0-6.8
Watering After Planting
Water deeply at transplanting Consistent moisture through vine establishment and fruit development
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Pumpkin flesh is generally considered non-toxic to: Dogs Cats Horses Cooked, plain pumpkin is safe and often beneficial for digestive health in dogs and cats. Avoid feeding rind in large quantities. Do not feed pumpkin with added spices or sweeteners.

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