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How do you grow spaghetti squash plants?

I hope it is not too hard.

asked by Rosark (68)

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Plant seed 1/2-inch deep in well-drained soil (they'll tolerate light shade, but yield less). Water at the slightest wilt; fertilize occasionally with water-soluble plant food until squashes start to develop.

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posted by Bugturk (81)
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not harad to grow same as other Squash, palnt seed two inches deep, make sure get plenty of sun, use mild fertilizer, and control weeds

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posted by jane51 (279)
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I will buy seeds in the winter. then take the starter container and fill soil. i will bury the seed in 1 to 1. 5 inches deep and make it moist. Keep the pot outside and prepare plant to grow after first frost. We can grow spaghetti squash plant in normal land also with burying 2 to 3 seeds together in sunny area.

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posted by sathu (156)
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Purchase the seeds, plant them in a sunny location and keep the area weeded and watered. The plants can be picked when the vines start to die

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It's easy. Plant the seeds on a low volcano-shaped hillock in the spring, give them plenty of water, and they should "take-off". Give the vines LOTS of room.

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posted by lorel (243)
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