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North Of The Border

I planted a 1775 hunt this spring. It is 2145xself. It has green females!? Why would this happen? Has anyone else had this trouble?

8/25/2020 2:36:51 PM

Sourthern Utah

they will change color shortly,, dont worry, it happens with kins alot,

8/25/2020 6:28:45 PM

Colorado

Are you saying it grew a squash or that the baby fruit were green. Either way funny things can happen with color and selfing especially so.What color was the 1771? Selfed orange is known to throw green.

8/25/2020 11:17:19 PM

North Of The Border

The plant had an extremely rough start, and is only just reaching 15 feet long. I was going to try and grow it, to hope for a squash at 200 pounds for a later weigh off, but if you think it will change colour, then I may pull the plant. I don't know about the 1771s colour, I just know that it's females are green.

8/26/2020 7:09:02 AM

Springfield, VT

Self it and wait a bit to see if it changes color, if it doesn't change color great.

8/26/2020 8:49:25 AM

North Of The Border

I didn't have the chance to self it. I was gone for the weekend, to spend time with family, and cam home late on Saturday. Sunday, I went out, and noticed it had opened, and the bees had gotten to it. It is 3 dap, and I haven't seen growth, so might be aborted.

8/26/2020 2:38:16 PM