Blue Ice F1 pumpkin seeds (treated)
The Blue Ice F1 pumpkin stands out with its dense, pale blue/gray fruit featuring a smooth rind and subtle suturing, creating an aesthetically pleasing appearance. Beyond its visual appeal, this pumpkin offers a delightful eating experience characterized by its smooth and decadent flesh, boasting a remarkable sweetness with a high Brix rating. Not just limited to culinary uses, the Blue Ice F1 doubles as an exceptional ornamental pumpkin. Its neutral tone harmonizes effortlessly with various other pumpkin colors, allowing for diverse and eye-catching displays. What sets this pumpkin apart is its impressive shelf life, lasting throughout the winter and adding longevity to your seasonal decor. For optimal fruit size, it's recommended not to exceed 1,000 - 1,200 seeds per acre, ensuring a balance that maximizes the potential of this unique and versatile Blue Ice F1 pumpkin variety.
Botanic name:
C.spp
Plant spacing:
- 24" - 36" apart
- 5'- 6' for rows
Color:
Pale Blue-Grey exterior
Sowing depth:
1"
Sun requirements:
Full
Utilization:
Harness the extraordinary sweetness of the Blue Ice F1 pumpkin's flesh to craft an array of delectable fall-inspired desserts, including pumpkin bread, pumpkin tarts, pumpkin cookies, or the classic pumpkin pie. Explore its versatile flavor profile in dishes like pumpkin pancakes, pumpkin waffles, or even by dehydrating pieces for a delightful sweet fall snack. The neutral color of the Blue Ice F1 pumpkin opens the door to creative autumn displays, seamlessly integrating with pumpkins of various colors to enhance the visual appeal of your fall decor. Embrace the versatility of this pumpkin not only in the kitchen but also as a stunning addition to your fall displays, creating a harmonious blend of flavor and aesthetics throughout the season.
Frost hardy:
No
Maturity days:
95-105 days
Life cycle:
Annual
Can I start indoors:
Yes
Container friendly:
Not recommended
Other names:
N/A
Vine Habit:
Restricted vine
Weight:
15-20 lbs
Disease & Pest:
Intermediate resistance to powdery mildew
Treatment:
Thiram
