How to Grow Pumpkins at Home From Seed

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In this video I will show you how to grow pumpkins at home from seed. You can even grow pumpkins in a small space garden or even on a balcony. You can even be growing pumpkins in a container or pot.
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@ChristinesBackyardGarden Год назад

Thank you for sharing your tips. Where did you find the seeds for those white and black pumpkins?

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

I have a link in the video description

@ChristinesBackyardGarden Год назад

@@NextLevelGardening Thanks. I should have looked there first.🙂

@carissalyons9319 Год назад

Hey I have a few gardening questions about pumpkins for you. Can I ask you via email?

@ElohiSilverEarthVentures Месяц назад

I accidentally planted like 300 punmkins this year when I was trying to fertilize my new grass in backyard...and I forgot I had tossed all our Halloween pumpkins in our compost...after watering my grass for a couple days I realized little baby pumnkins popping up literally everywhere in my new beautiful grass. I plucked them all out and transplanted them over in a more appropriate area for em and theyre happy as can be. So I've got a very unexpected unplanned pumnkin patch this year and hopefully some will pollinate and grow some good happy pumnkins this year

@ShortbusMooner Год назад

I LOL'd at being 'double-D optimistic'.. 🤣🤣🤣

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

😁

@davidthedeaf Год назад

I want to taste those!

@northernrootsgardening Год назад

right here ru-vid.comAE3jM11LOM8?feature=share

@MorticiaLaMourante Год назад

Oh, same LOL!!!

@ericgonzales5057 Год назад

I just composted my halloween pumkins in my compost pile and a giant pumpkin grew with 3 pumpkins, did nothing just watered, no money, no supplies, no fertilizer!

@naynerboppers5254 Год назад

Omg! I nearly snarfed the water I was drinking as you mentioned using bras and about being optimistic by going with a double D!!! I LOVE your humor and appreciate the candid, honest, and detailed way you make your educational videos! I'm guessing you and your wife would get along really well, if not become good friends, with my hubby and I if we knew one another in real life. If my garden was in my backyard, I'd actually try your bra hack out with a few of my old bras😂. Instead, I bought a few yards of fabric on Amazon. It is labeled "solid stretch power mesh fabric". It is similar to the skin toned material you'd use on dance or ice skating costumes to make costumes appear skimpier/sexier while still covering the body with a slightly sheer material that mimics skin. I cut it into wide strips to support larger fruits/veggies that I'm trellising or to protect fruits/veggies/plants from animals, bugs, excessive sun exposure, and from the cold. The material is kinda like a combination of a semi-thick tight and a micro mesh netting.

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

🤣🤣 thank you. That sounds good 👍🏼

@terriej2246 Год назад

Thanks for the video! I planted pumpkins for the first time this year. And that irrigation tool! 😍 I’m definitely going to buy one of those. I appreciate the helpful information! PS I’ve also used tulle in my garden for years! (Used it to protect my apparently delicious sweet potato vines just yesterday.)

@juliehorney995 Год назад

Good to seeya cracking up Brian! I use green tulle all the time but never thought to use it in black or on the ground. Thanks for the tips!

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

😁 You're welcome

@Jack1994hoo Год назад

Unless I have acres of land, ai'm not growing pumpkins again. These MFs took over my entire minuscule garden.

@pinschrunner Год назад

Did he say "Flat Earth?". 😂

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

🤣

@solanisomeni Год назад

Yep, he sure did!! 😂😂

@venidamcdaniel1913 Год назад

FYI. Took mint that I pull up constantly. Stripped the leaves n topped off my mulch on my peppers n tomatoes. I was being overrun by insects. Insects gone. Since I have tons of the stuff. Gonna use it a lot.

@pattiethompson9154 Год назад

Planted my starts last month and I'm sure glad to get your tips. I need to feed them today when I water. I am going to look into drip system as this watering by hand is getting harder to do at my age, 76. Thanks for your helpful tips.

@jasonm887 Год назад

I did a soaker hose on a timer this year throughout my raised beds. This is the first year I've not done it by hand. Seems to be working well so far. I just go out and prune and look for pests and get to skip the hour of watering. It's wonderful so far!

@noahriding5780 Год назад

The fact that pumpkins spread out and need a lot of space isn't a down side because you can take advantage of that to use that to cover plants that don't like full sun.

@alicelaber2068 Год назад

I have good luck putting a bucket with the bottom cut out around my squash. I also do that with tomatoes. It seems to get them off to a good start. I don't know if they are warmer, or why it works. I imagine it wouldn't stop squirrels, but I haven't had an issue with them in the garden.

@angelagiovanni643 Год назад

Question how many flowers should you expect per plant

@BigCuttyCrack 5 месяцев назад

That subtle, "we bought all those masks-and now we dont need em anymore"

@reginafetty6374 Год назад

Lol, double D, it might be better with an H. That was really funny. Tulle is great for protecting plants. You can get it from the dreaded Amazon as well. I learned that trick from a RU-vidr who does container gardening in California to keep squirrels out of her vegetables.Who knew something as inexpensive and very fine would deter small animals.

@gardeningwithtash2485 Год назад

I planted 3 pumpkins but have found some volunteers which I'll let grow where they are since there is room. Last fall I composted some pumpkins and I guess there were seeds in it that were viable because I got volunteers. Not sure what kind they are. I guess I'll have to wait and see.

@bijou737 Год назад

Thanks for including the drip installation in the video. Crazy that we just moved into a new build home and to my dismay recently discovered that the soil here is like solid clay with tons of intermixed rock. So I will have to grow everything in raised beds and pots and will need to run a lot of drip lines off the 3/4" irrigation tubing the builder put in. Didn't even think about investigating the soil when we were house shopping--surrounded by orchard and vineyard so assumed it was prime growing area 😏. So your videos on irrigation (and everything else) are truly a godsend! Thank you!

@AlisonV362 Год назад

You are hysterical! Love ending the video with a good laugh! We are trying out growing our pumpkins out of jute coffee bean bags this year!

@anetteridleyrodriguez Год назад

Hahahaha 😂 I'm dying about the bra comment. On purpose, I'm going to try place them together and use a bra! 🤣 I'll unwind the vines if I have to lol

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

🤣

@feliciacarter1962 Год назад

I planted 11 pumpkins six from transplants that I started indoors and five from seed. I think I’ll go get some smaller ones and add in between because mine are 5 feet apart.

@Carol32547 Год назад

Tulle saved my blueberries and figs earlier this year

@MorticiaLaMourante Год назад

Brian, you're hilarious LOL!!! Will you do a video on container pumpkins? All of my crops are in independent containers, so I'm always trying to figure out how to get away with growing plants that need space in pots.

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

😁 plant and care is exactly the same. Just look for a smaller variety.

@franthomas5867 Год назад

good tips! Planting the pumpkin seeds flat is why I think many of mine didn't germinate here. I likely kept them too wet and planted them flat:(

@HeatherThompsonSocially Год назад

This is great! Im growing my pumpkins, spaghetti squash and melons vertically. I think I'll add mulch around the base to each one after watching this. Thanks so much for the tips!

@flowerpower3618 Год назад

I have a house like yours. I’m in a historic neighborhood in southern Calif. I love it.

@gwendolynwebster7722 Год назад

Too much fun to watch your videos! One day, when I have the chance to have a garden, it will be so productive because of your teachings! The bra!!! lol

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

Thank you! 👍🏼😁

@DDGLJ Год назад

They don’t call them “melons” for nothing!

@tandem.in.turquoise Год назад

Watching this as I’m paranoid I’ll kill my pumpkins lol. I have an army in my living room on the windowsill! 😂

@Demon666x3 7 месяцев назад

I'm doing this from seed to dirt with a stray cat that likes to crap everywhere. lol with just sticking them in the ground without pre planting or creating a hole work? or do you have to make those patch holes before planting?

@377caprice Год назад

You are hilarious!!! I love that you used your useless personality life sucking covid covers in the garden!!! Emily may not like her bras reused. JS. 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

@dianaweatherford5005 22 дня назад

You saved my garden with that one comment about planting seeds vertically. I live in Florida, we have heavy rains, And my large seeds frequently rot. Now I know why.

@LadyMcGinnis Год назад

We struggle with squash bugs. Any tips? Im always looking for their eggs and removing them promptly and if i see adults I squash them right away but those are my arch nemesis when we grow pumpkins. CAN NOT STAND THEM

@smanley009 Год назад

I planted my pumpkins the 1st of July. My question for anyone to answer. When should I stop the growing of the vine to focus the energy to the pumpkins. I live in a hot climate but cools down at night (the grapes love it).I have many pumpkins on the vines and would like my grandkids to be able to carve a couple for Halloween. Thanks

@kristinacunningham4629 3 месяца назад

Do you answer questions here? I have a pumpkin emergency lol when I threw out my pumpkins from last Halloween in the yard a pumpkin plant grew from it. I live in an apartment complex and I’m not sure how big I can let it grow and right now it’s about 10 feet long. Is it OK to start cutting off the end of the vine or should I just find a way to reroute it until the season is overI can send pics if needed

@Frank_Hernandez 8 месяцев назад

Hi I’m in Southern California, are you base out here too? I’m looking to grow pumpkins. When would be the best time to start seeds? You planted in June, can they be planted earlier or should I wait till June as well? Thank you

@AngelaMaschki-z7o Год назад

Well the bra idea was super funny! But not to laugh! I do not know if you have Value village down in the states, but you can get pretty cheap bras, why anyone would buy a second hand bra i will never know but that might be a very cheap option and you can reuse them!!! So all in all not such a bad idea!!! LOL

@setnamalat6t3 Год назад

Oh my gosh! I am dying! You are to funny!😂😂😂

@jasonlaboy 3 месяца назад

Lol my mom put mesh bags around her strawberries and the squirrels figured out they could suck the juice through the bags

@BarbaraHall-gt6gp 3 месяца назад

My pumpkin vines are dying and I discovered 3/4" fat white worms inside the vine! What are they and what can I do?

@jackielang5149 25 дней назад

Hello, I'm trying to grow pumpkins but all of my flowers are males so far. Why do I have so many males? I had one female and the deer ate it!!

@PanamaSticks 11 месяцев назад

Thank you. Can I remove the seeds from the pumpkin I got at the farmers market three weeks ago? Can I waut and remove thwm when I cut my jack-o- lantern? Hiw do I store the seeds for the winter?

@marykayryan7891 6 месяцев назад

So, am I correct in thinking that you planted the melons and the pumpkins in the same patch? That will work, will it? Thanks so much for all the tips and tricks. I love the tulle idea.

@16-BITFPV Год назад

I've got Jack O'Lantern variety growing. It's been hit with the lawn mower and weed wacker multiple times 😂 it won't go away so we are going to let it grow and see what happens 🎃

@gilbertg4426 11 месяцев назад

i found pumpkin sprouts in my backyard and not knowing what they were i pulled them out. they are all limp and after pulling them out, im trying to replant them 😂

@Eric-gi9kg Год назад

Another idea to support the mellons/squash on a trellis... net type bags that oranges or onions come in. I used this netting to support butternut and acorn squash. Would use a twist-tie.. always would grab a few extra from the produce when I went shopping.

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

Great tip!

@normamorris9233 Год назад

Thank you for your videos. This help me a lot with my garden this year.

@concettaluna4564 6 месяцев назад

So once they're growing, and you take the mesh off won't the wildlife still affect them?

@LittleLady633 Год назад

Cracked me up..if only the cantaloupe would get to the double dd size. 😅

@roserizzo3094 Год назад

You made me laugh!

@ECC966 Год назад

Will the tulle work the same as the nets they sell to keep out the squash vine borers and squash bugs? I have a problem with them. Just set up my hills the other day.

@joshuacarter5110 3 месяца назад

what if I have a bunch of random ones in my back yard I’m in dfw tx? it’s dry out here sir

@ticaj Год назад

Thank you for the tips! im planning on growing pumpkin and butternut squash this year. Very excited!

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

Good luck!!

@lulufay1059 Год назад

Could I use this fabric to cover my greens to keep bugs 🐛 of them ?

@madsteam77 10 месяцев назад

How many times a day do you water them and how many minutes? Thanks getting my seeds ready for next year.

@eace446 Месяц назад

Isn't there a green variant of cantaloupe? It's pretty good

@jeannamcgregor9967 Год назад

I have a relatively small garden and always plant my pumpkins next to the driveway and then I train the vine down the edge of the concrete. They love the reflected heat and it doesn't take up any valuable garden real estate!

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

Yes!

@kerrycarter9428 Год назад

Probably makes your home look warm and inviting too. Neat idea.

@onemoredoll5791 Год назад

Once you harvest pumpkins and winter squash how do you store it all if you dont have a basement or cellar? I live near you but need advice

@johnlord8337 Год назад

~~~ Gopher Peter, pumpkin eater - had a wife and couldn't keep her. He put her in a pumpkin shell, and kept her there very well ~~~ (AABACC).

@johnlord8337 Год назад

Big and bold, rough and ready, intelligent, and angry, not no more I say nay ! Gun shooting Peter get away ! (Brian golfs PGA).

@PlantObsessed Год назад

Good ideas. Thank you. Mask up cycle. 🎉🎉

@pinschrunner Год назад

All my vine fruits grow great green vines, produce copious amounts of flowers, and then do not convert to fruit

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

Maybe a lack of bees? Might need to pollinate. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ySWuJHBQoWg.html

@joshhigdon4951 Год назад

@@NextLevelGardening this for sure. My butternut squash is the same. I have to use q-tips and manually pollinate. Next year I will purchase 1 beehive only for pollination. I have issues with all squash and have to pollinate. Everything else does fine on their own. It's those pesky squash!

@johnlord8337 Год назад

Other than a huge investment of honey bee hives - and everything with swarms, bee stings, etc - consider (goolge) Crown Bees Seattle (Dave and Barbara Hunter, good friends) mason and leaf-cutter bees - native bee species. Masons and leaf-cutters are the most-prolific of native pollinators - as they actually are pollen gatherers. Honey bees (and why they are defensive) only go for the nectar for their queen jelly, propolis glue, bee pollen, and honey - the byproduct is pollenation happens as they crawl on the flower, shake it, etc. The native bees crawl all over the pollen, harvesting, eating, and then body-pollenating the next plant flower. They use the pollen with the egg nest and seal up with mud or (leaf-cutter) a small section of leaf plug. They only need a small mason bee house, or homemade unit of tube holes for laying their multiple eggs. Masons need water and clay mix for their mud daubings. So have proper bird bath clean water with mud around the perimeter for the bees (and water for the other honey bees and pollinating flies etc.). They will stay in your area - otherwise they will leave and search out a new nesting site that does have their meeded mud.

@diananazaroff5266 Год назад

@@joshhigdon4951 Look into getting a shrub called a Texas Chaste tree, or just chaste tree/shrub. The are a large shrub, small tree that bloom with large purple panicles. When mine blooms, it is COVERED in bees, continuously. I've got two on my property, now, on either end and I'm getting great pollination.

@MichaelRei99 Год назад

@@diananazaroff5266a small patch of clover would attract bees.

@joeyofblades 6 месяцев назад

"I got this at JoAnn's Fabrics..... or, uh, Emily did" LMAO thanks for the video. Definitely a good piece of the puzzle for a guy looking for a cool little hobby.

@nikkistump3480 Год назад

Double d and be optimistic 😂 boob jokes are funny

@paulsoutbackgardenaustrali7674 10 месяцев назад

Hey...I Only grow Jarrahdale here Downunder and it was developed in Australia.. The best Keepers🎉😊😊🇦🇺🇦🇺

@DebRoo11 4 месяца назад

I was looking for more fertilizing and maintenance info.

@maggiechrisman Год назад

I just want you to know, the jokes at the end made me subscribe lmao 😂 Your video randomly popped up in my feed-the algorithm stalkers must have known I’m dreading planting my pumpkins due to last years tragedy of the squash vine borers scarring me for life. Do you think keeping the tule on as they grow would help PREVENT squash bugs/ vine borers? Again… scarred for life 😂

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

Welcome! You can keep it on for squash bug protection. However you would need to hand pollinate the flowers because the bees couldn't get in either

@noahriding5780 Год назад

So... if my pumpkins in the pumpkin patch were too small,... which type of mineral would be best to fix that? Any suggestions on this? It might be soil health possibly. The plants are big and spreading out. But just their little pumpkins are so small. They are producing lots of pumpkins. But all of them are like softball sized. They are a smaller variety but still should get to about volley ball sized. I'm thinking maybe a certain mineral might could fix this? But I'm not really great on pumpkin knowledge as I'd only done them a few years and not that many. I hoped someone might know on youtube. Thanks.

@Felix-q8z Год назад

nice ,but how can I get some of the seed varieties?

@diananazaroff5266 Год назад

omg - I didn't even THINK of tulle!. And I sew a lot, lol! I've been looking at the different options online for garden protection fabric and it's all just too expensive. Think I'll head off to my local JoAnnes and get a bolt. Excellent tip! I'm growing pie pumpkins and Sugar baby watermelons in the 28g galvanized tubs from Tractor Supply. I've had minimal success in the past with either in ground or in containers, but I've given them a little more space this year and I'm hopeful. The bottle gourds and zucchini I've planted in them are going wild, lol. I've used a modified hugelkulture method in the tubs. I drilled 4 holes in the sides at the level of the first indented ring on the tub (about 3-4" up from the bottom), then filled with punky wood to just above the holes, then filled the rest of the way with container soil. The tomatoes love it as the roots go deep enough to get to the wet wood. It doesn't really help the shallow rooted plants so much, but the soil does stay more moist when it gets hot. Now I just need to figure out a trellis system to use with them for the melons, pumpkins and gourds...

@aliburdick6304 Год назад

I live in NJ and all we have had is rain and barley an sun this year than we had the smoke for 2 weeks. What should I do to help my pumpkins? They aren't growing 😢

@cherylteach-in70berent5 Год назад

Mine grew out from under compost bin EARLY APRIL in NY, same smogginess as NJ. Early AM watering. Trailed out over cement walkway also (reflecte heat?) FULL SUN.

@emcsquare62 Год назад

I have no issues with watermelon. They go nuts. I have never had a pumpkin complete the cycle. The plants all bloom like crazy and then the bloom just falls off. I just don't get it. So tired of having so many plants with beautiful blooms but that's as far as it goes.

@monikasturm2575 Год назад

We got some of those apple looking pumpkins to decorate with and when they went soggy we through them into the compost. Now half my yard is covered in these apple pumpkins, some Warty pumpkins, a few white Cinderella pumpkins and another invasion of butternut squash. Lol

@DDGLJ Год назад

My soil temperature will never be 65 degrees, not even close. I’m glad I saw this video before I transplanted out my winter squash. I guess they’ll stay in the greenhouse and fight with the zucchini! Thank you for a timely post.

@sharon1615 Год назад

Oh Brian what have you done to me I need some of them pumpkins now lol I'm UK so going to do a search to see what I can get but so excited so thanks 😁 sorry I've missed loads I been stressing no rain hosepipe ban 😔 fab vlog Brian 🥰

@judyanderson8782 Год назад

Where were you 6 days ago, when I planted melons. I alway wondered why people planted in hills. Glad to know that I don't have to do that in SC. Thanks for the tip about the fabric covering.

@joannak6596 6 месяцев назад

I grew pumpkins once, here in Alaska. I used the pantyhose. They worked great. They were off the ground. We still have a couple of feet of snow here. We have such a short growing season here. Last summer was cold. Everyone had small vegetables and fruit. Hopefully, we'll have a better summer. My daughter is excited to do some gardening with me. We're going to start them inside in about a week, when we're able to get what we need. ❤

@davidthedeaf Год назад

Or…you can make compost out of last year’s pumpkins and their seeds, and if it isn’t a super hot pile, by May you will have a ton of plants growing. I need friends who garden to hand them all to.

@HandcraftedGourds Год назад

Hey there, I am a Gourd grower and I’m watching your video and a lot of your handling practices of the seeds whether they be pumpkins or the other varieties of pumpkins and melons are handled, matching the same way as what I do for Gourds my question is I don’t snip any ends because I’m Gourd people will snap or send the tip the pointed tip of a Gourd seed some do not like that having that done however, using a bit of peroxide in a dish to germinate some gourd seeds work really well so I was wondering if that practice if that could be done eat with pumpkin seeds or watermelon seeds to get them started I don’t have the room to grow pumpkins or melons, or that, because the gourds grow prolific in my garden and since I am Gourd Grover, and an artist, I need all the guards that I can get, but I was just wondering you know the difference is that you might take maybe you can’t answer the question if you don’t know that much about Gourd’s but I just thought I would throw it at you anyway I love your videos I watch you all the time. I hope you continue in good health and thank you so much for all the chips and all the help with gardening appreciate it. Thanks.

@kat6084 Год назад

we grow melons up a trellis, cattle panel. i hadnt even thought of using old masks for melon hammocks. Loved the giggles for using a bra. Question is, has Emily hidden hers so you dont steal them?

@anitafernandez922 Год назад

Thank you for the tips and laughs😂😂😂😂, I'm going to plant mines as soon as I get a net like that. It already has grown like 3 inches! I need fertilizer so, we get a lot of rabbits here so I can't plant her until I get the netting!

@muddlasvegas Год назад

He’s not the only one trying to get “SOMETHINGS” off the ground. Mine started after 40. 😂😂😂

@HummingbirdButterfly Год назад

Hi Brian! Why black netting or whatever you called it? Could it be any color? Thanks P.S. I love all of your advice and I tell everyone about you and this channel.

@Claudia_Villanueva Год назад

Lol😂😅 now I know how to recycle my old bras,I can’t imagine how my backyard is going to look.😂😅lol

@BPhillips4gg Год назад

It's almost like bras were purpose-built for supporting melons 😂. Love the video, especially the tulle. I will probably get some of it up on my tomatoes tonight.

@Letsgo-l6y 11 месяцев назад

Masks and bras to hold your "melons" 😅😂

@desertdweller18 Год назад

I love your channel and I am learning so much it is making me very excited about gardening. I live in a very windy area but like the idea of growing watermelon off the ground. Do you or your followers have any suggestions on how to build a wind proof structure? The wind out here is strong enough to snap a 2x3

@parvarsingh5590 Год назад

Can you grow Pumpkins from cuttings

@creativesparkclara Год назад

We have a volunteer pumpkin plant that sprouted up in our DG, next to a flower bed. We didn’t know what kind of plant it was until last week when we saw the first baby pumpkin starting to grow. The vine is huge and I spotted 3 pumpkins so far. If I had known it was a pumpkin vine when it popped up, I would have transplanted it to a better location!

@user-mc3tp5sd2z Год назад

I’m excited for pumpkins! I’ve always forgotten the right time to plant. Now I’m finally going to get those jack be littles on the trellis in time for Halloween 🎃

@patkrueger7353 Год назад

Love your comments especially about the bra lol. Great information. Thank you for that officiary plan and pumpkinson four corners of my raised bed with the corn. It came up early quick this year to per corner

@brookeyost8707 3 месяца назад

Just finished the video. Thanks for the laugh at the end. We’re going for the Double D harvest this year!! Wish us luck!

@JaneDoe42011 Год назад

If only you had posted this one day sooner. I planted mine all wrong yesterday. Oh well, next year I will do it correctly. This year I'll just have to cross my fingers.

@micahlouise9539 Год назад

Perfect I have spaghetti squash and Japanese pumpkin, (Kobacha) seedlings to plant out. Our weather in the Monterey bay is just like yours. Love the drip system tool.

@Eric-gi9kg Год назад

My garden grow area is just under 700 sq ft. I've gotten creative in how and what I can grow. This year, I have adopted your idea for tomato tellis.. and using that for the cuc's as well. I also decided to take a stab at sweet pumpkins. Not having real estate, I went with pots.. big ones (25 gallons). Started them indoors.. transplanted with quality soil and they are doing fantastic. Just need to build a trellis.