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    Hi, Last year I grew A type of Squash call Winter Harriett that came true to form as the packet showed, This year I sew 3 seeds and planted them out with this result (photo)
    by searching the web they look more like Spaghetti Squash anyone any ideas thanks.
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  • #2
    Do you mean you saved seed from last year's fruit and planted it this this year? If so, it won't come true to type as Harrier is an F1 hybrid variety.
    Last edited by bario1; 09-08-2016, 11:56 AM. Reason: typo
    He-Pep!

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    • #3
      were they from the same packet or were they self-saved seeds?

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      • #4
        aah bario - you beat me to it

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        • #5
          sorry should have said original seed 2 year old thanks

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          • #6
            2 year old seed same packet sorry

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            • #7
              In that case I have no idea!
              He-Pep!

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              • #8
                No idea what variety it is. But it's a very good looking fella. I'd be very happy with him, what ever he is.

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                • #9
                  Are the fruit on all three plants the same? Is it because it doesn't have the defined butternut squash shape that is causing concern or something else?

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                  • #10
                    here is my spaghetti squash, obviously not ripe yet but the shape looks a little different to yours.



                    probably not helped at all
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                    • #11
                      very odd... sounds like an issue with the seeds. very oddly coincidental though!

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